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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

ISSN 1747-0218

3 papers in the library · 287 citations · publishing 1955-2024

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Brief mindfulness-based meditation enhances the speed of learning following positive prediction errors

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology January 17, 2024 Marius Golubickis, Lucy B G Tan, Parnian Jalalian et al. 5 citations

Recent research has demonstrated that mindfulness-based meditation facilitates basic aspects of cognition, including memory and attention. Further developing this line of inquiry, here we considered the possibility that similar effects may extend to another core psychological process-instrumental learning. To explore this matter, in combination with a probabilistic selection task, computational...

Greater efficiency in attentional processing related to mindfulness meditation

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology September 29, 2009 Paul A. M. van den Hurk, Fabio Giommi, Stan Gielen et al. 282 citations

In this study, attentional processing in relation to mindfulness meditation was investigated. Since recent studies have suggested that mindfulness meditation may induce improvements in attentional processing, we have tested 20 expert mindfulness meditators in the attention network test. Their performance was compared to that of 20 age- and gender-matched controls. In addition to attentional...

Effects of Nitrous Oxide on Reactions to “Stress”

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology June 1, 1955 Roger W. Russell, Hannah Steinberg

It has been demonstrated that exposure to the stress of a situation involving conflict or frustration may interfere significantly with subsequent learning. Behaviour under stress is characterized by experiences of “anxiety” and by widespread physiological changes. Inhalation of nitrous oxide has the general effect of reducing the extent of these symptoms. The present investigation using...