Acta Psychologica
May 1, 2025
Philippine Chachignon, Emmanuelle Le Barbenchon, Lionel Dany et al.
1 citation
The multifaceted self refers to how non-clinical individuals perceive themselves as possessing a more sophisticated self-compared to others by accumulating pairs of opposing positive traits. Conversely, depressed individuals are more multifaceted on negative traits, revealing an absence of self-enhancement strategies, which are known to be associated with psychological adjustment. A...
International Review of Social Psychology
2025
Philippine Chachignon, Emmanuelle Le Barbenchon, Lionel Dany
2 citations
In the mindfulness field, reviews of its clinical effects prevail, along with critical articles on its applications serving neoliberalism. Conversely, less is known of the psychosocial perspective on mindfulness. To address this question, knowledge needs to be gathered on the applied fields and research topics, theoretical frameworks, study designs and methodologies mobilized, main results and...
PLoS One
2025
Philippine Chachignon, Emmanuelle Le Barbenchon, Cécile Dantzer et al.
Mindfulness meditation (MM), originating from spiritual traditions but widely promoted as a secular and beneficial practice, is increasingly debated due to potential adverse effects, ethical concerns, and its ties with neoliberal imperatives, challenging its image as a universal remedy. Beliefs about MM strongly influence its reception, usage, and effects but remain understudied, especially in...
Mental Health and Social Inclusion
December 14, 2026
Philippine Chachignon, Emmanuelle Le Barbenchon, Carine Finiels et al.
Purpose Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is a flagship intervention addressing depressive disorders that are distressing for the self and socially impairing. While psychological processes such as self-regulation, meta-awareness and self-transcendence account for its efficacy, these are often examined in isolation, and the social aspects of the self remain under-researched. Moreover,...