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Resh S Gupta

3 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 2018-2025

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Reconceptualizing the relationship between anxiety, mindfulness, and cognitive control.

Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews June 1, 2025 Resh S Gupta, Wendy Heller, Todd S. Braver 3 citations

Prior research has provided initial support for the claim that cognitive control mediates the relationship between anxiety and mindfulness; however, findings are often inconsistent. In this review, we argue that the inconsistency may be due to a lack of both conceptual and methodological precision in terms of how anxiety, cognitive control, and mindfulness are operationalized and assessed, and...

Measuring cognitive outcomes in mindfulness-based intervention research: a reflection on confounding factors and methodological limitations.

Current Opinion in Psychology August 1, 2019 David R. Vago, Resh S Gupta, Sara W. Lazar

One potential pathway by which mindfulness-based meditation improves health outcomes is through changes in cognitive functioning. Here, we summarize and comment upon three systematic reviews conducted over the last seven years that have had the goal of identifying the impact of mindfulness on cognitive outcomes. In our analysis, we identified a number of methodological limitations and potential...

How Does Mindfulness Affect Cognition? A Reflection on Confounding Issues Surrounding Mindfulness-based Intervention Research Targeting Cognitive Outcomes

November 2, 2018 David R. Vago, Resh S Gupta, Sara W. Lazar 3 citations

One potential pathway by which mindfulness-based meditation improves health outcomes is through changes in cognitive functioning. A systematic review of randomized controlled trials of mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) was conducted with a focus on assessing the state of the evidence for effects on cognitive processes and associated assays. Here, we comment on confounding issues...