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Charles Verdonk

4 papers in the library · 5 citations · publishing 2022-2025

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A meta-analysis of the effects of mindfulness meditation training on self-reported interoception

Scientific Reports November 6, 2025 Isaac N Treves, Ya-Yun Chen, Caitlyn L Wilson et al. 5 citations

Mindfulness meditation training may cultivate interoceptive awareness and provide therapeutic benefit when implemented within mental and physical health interventions. This pre-registered meta-analysis evaluated the impact of mindfulness interventions on self-reported interoception measures and associated relationships with psychological outcomes. Twenty-nine randomized controlled trials with...

Minding the Body: A Meta-analysis of the Effects of Mindfulness Meditation Training on Self-reported Interoception.

Research Square June 4, 2025 Isaac N Treves, Ya-Yun Chen, Caitlyn L Wilson et al.

Mindfulness meditation training may cultivate interoceptive awareness and provide therapeutic benefit when implemented within mental and physical health interventions. This pre-registered meta-analysis evaluated the impact of mindfulness interventions on self-reported interoception measures and associated relationships with psychological outcomes. Twenty-nine randomized controlled trials with...

Probing the posture with machine learning provides physiological evidence supporting the enhanced body awareness hypothesis in trait mindfulness

Frontiers in Physiology September 2, 2022 Charles Verdonk, Marion Trousselard, Takfarinas Medani et al.

Enhanced body awareness has been suggested as one of the cognitive mechanisms that characterize mindfulness. Yet neuroscience literature still lacks strong empirical evidence to support this claim. Body awareness contributes to postural control during quiet standing; in particular, it may be argued that body awareness is more strongly engaged when standing quietly with eyes closed, because only...

Commentary: A Computational Theory of Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy from the “Bayesian Brain” Perspective

Charles Verdonk, Marion Trousselard preprint

Manjaly and Iglesias (2020) introduce a neurocomputational model of mechanisms through which Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy may work, based on a Bayesian perspective. They claim that mindfulness increases the precision of likelihood, but decreases the precision of prior. In this commentary, we argue that these two mechanisms conflict when describing mindful functioning. We suggest an...