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Structural Relationships Between Triarchic Thinking Mindfulness and Cognitive Control in Postgraduate Students

Maryam Dylan, Bilal Alwan preprint

Abstract Research Objective: This study sought to construct and interpret an optimal structural model that reveals the nature of the causal relationships and the direct and indirect effects of triarchic thinking as an independent variable on cognitive control as a dependent variable, mediated by Mindfulness as a mediating variable. Research Sample: The study was applied to a sample of (600)...

In-Person Contemplative Dyad Meditation to Increase Mindfulness, Connection, and Well-Being in Young Adults: A Small Randomized Controlled Trial

Vera U. Ludwig, Jenny Wey, Mahir Sudad et al. preprint

OBJECTIVES: This study tested whether in-person Contemplative Dyad Meditation (CDM) can help young adults connect and improve well-being. In CDM, two individuals take turns sharing present-moment experiences while the other listens non-judgmentally. CDM was compared to an active social comparison condition, Fast Friends (FF), and a no-intervention group (NI).METHODS: This preregistered,...

Introspection and Difficulties in Documenting Subjective Experiences of Meditation

Ndabenhle Siphesihle Mthembu preprint

Introspective research into subjective experiences of meditation is constrained by an inability to document meditative experiences in a manner that addresses their irreducible qualities. Meditators' integration attempts are negatively affected due to this methodological gap. Thus, more responsive documentation methods need to be developed within introspective research. This paper theorizes that...

The impact of mindfulness training on theta and beta power in youth with ADHD: an EEG analysis and methodological considerations

Annabel Sibalis

Attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by inattention and/or hyperactivity and impulsivity. The most common management tool, stimulant medication, shows limited efficacy in youth due to side effects, stigma, and noncompliance. The current quasi-experimental study examines the influence of a behavioural, mindfulness-based treatment program...

Compassionate Embodied Virtual Experience Increases the Adherence to Meditation Practice

Ausias Cebolla Marti, Rosa M Baños, Jaime Navarrete

Virtual Reality (VR) could be useful to overcome imagery and somatosensory difficulties of compassion-based meditations given that it helps generate empathy by facilitating the possibility of putting oneself into the mind of others. Thus, the aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of an embodied-VR system in generating a compassionate response and increasing the quality and...

The Virtual Mind Study: Virtual Reality (VR) Guided Mindfulness for Chronic Pain in Cancer Survivors: Protocol for a Single-group Feasibility Trial (Preprint)

Mohamad Baydoun, Zen Gajtani, Kathryn A. Birnie et al.

UNSTRUCTURED: Introduction: Chronic cancer-related pain (CRP) has a significant negative impact on quality of life. Mindfulness is hypothesized to mitigate chronic CRP by regulating both physical and emotional resistance to pain. In recent years, there has been an interest in the use of virtual reality (VR) to deliver mindfulness meditation. Virtual reality provides an immersive and engaging...

Does Meditation Impact Test Anxiety in Associate Degree Nursing Students?

Dina Khentigan preprint

The purpose of the DNP project was to determine if meditation impacted test anxiety in associate degree nursing (ADN) students. Nursing students are more prone to experience test anxiety compared to other college students. A quantitative, quasi-experimental single group pretest/posttest design was implemented to assess the effects of meditation between tests two and three in fundamental nursing...

Mindfulness-Based Analgesia or Placebo Effect? The Development and Evaluation of a Sham Mindfulness Intervention for Acute Experimental Pain.

Psychosomatic Medicine Jonathan N. Davies, Louise Sharpe, Melissa A Day et al.

Meta-analyses indicate that mindfulness meditation is efficacious for chronic and acute pain, but most available studies lack active control comparisons. This raises the possibility that placebo-related processes may account, at least in part, for mindfulness effects. The objective of this study was to develop a closely matched sham mindfulness condition to establish whether placebo effects...

Theta waves in treating Auditory Hallucinations using Super-conscious meditation.

Anil Kumar Bheemaiah

Abstract:Theta waves, generated in intense 10 minute superconscious meditation has been known to reducethe incidence of auditory hallucinations in schizophrenics, in a study using the Muse Headset, a newera of personal EEG wearables, the author, over a period of 3 weeks has proven the efficacy ofsuperconscious meditation in successfully preventing psychosis in schizophrenia spectrumdisorder, in...

Default mode and frontal executive network interactions enable interoceptive attention & mindfulness

Gillian Grennan, Pragathi Balasubramani, Vojislav Maric et al. preprint

Abstract Interoceptive attention to internal sensory signals is fundamental to mindfulness. In an attention-to-breathing task in 161 adults, we found that consistency of interoceptive attention significantly correlated with performance efficiency across several exteroceptive cognitive domain tasks. EEG source mapping within subjects showed that on low-consistency or distracted trials there was...