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Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education

ISSN 1544-2896

3 papers in the library · publishing 2011-2022

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Increasing Self-Compassion: Review of the Literature and Recommendations.

Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education 2022 Lauren Stutts

Depression is a common symptom among college students and is often accompanied by negative thoughts about oneself. Self-compassion is a technique students can use to combat those negative thoughts. Self-compassion is an emotion-regulation strategy in which the individual engages in self-kindness, particularly after a mistake, failure, and/or rejection. This paper reviews the concept of...

DOI: 10.59390/wszk3327 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) College students Loving kindness interventions Mindfulness-based stress reduction Self-compassion

An Online Course in Contemplative Neuroscience Increases Dispositional Mindfulness and Reduces Meditation Barriers

Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education 2022 Uta Wolfe, Temmy Batoyun

Teaching contemplative neuroscience is emerging as a way to increase the reach and relevance of our field to a wider undergraduate population while also encouraging the beneficial practice of contemplation. In-person classes on the topic have been shown to improve both academic learning and attitudes towards science and meditation. Here we show that a short-term, asynchronous online course in...

Discussing Philosophy of Mind in Introductory Neuroscience Classes

Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education March 15, 2011 Mathew H. Gendle

As a field, neuroscience concerns itself with gaining an understanding of how physical processes occurring in the nervous system are related to mental phenomena such as perception, motor control, and complex thoughts and behaviors. As teachers of neuroscience, we are charged with facilitating an understanding of these relationships in our students. Therefore, it seems that an in-depth...