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Basque Adaptation of the Reduced Kentucky Inventory of Mindfulness Skills (KIMS-R)

Mindfulness December 1, 2023 Amaiur Olarza, Goretti Soroa, Aitor Aritzeta et al.

Abstract Objectives Mindfulness consists of paying attention to the present moment with curiosity, acceptance and non-judgment. Although several instruments exist for evaluating mindfulness in adults, few have been adapted for children, and even fewer have been adapted to the Basque language. The aim of the present study is to adapt the Reduced Kentucky Inventory of Mindfulness Skills (KIMS-R)...

Be Here Now: Dispositional Mindfulness Enhances Fading Affect Bias

Mindfulness December 1, 2023 Matthew T. Crawford, Claire Marsh, Joel Clegg

Abstract Objectives The current study examined the relationship between dispositional mindfulness and fading affect bias, where the affect associated with negative events fades more quickly and fully than affect associated with positive events. Although much of the previous work has focused on conditions that hinder fading affect bias (e.g., depression, anxiety), few studies have examined...

Do Not Keep Calm and Carry on: School-Based Mindfulness Programmes Should Test Making Mindfulness Practice Available in the School Day

Mindfulness December 1, 2023 Sarah Strohmaier, Neil W. Bailey

AbstractRecently, the largest test of a school-based mindfulness programme to date, the My Resilience In Adolescence (MYRIAD) trial, found that participating in weekly mindfulness lessons did not improve students’ well-being compared to teaching as usual, with low uptake of recommended home mindfulness practice. One potential explanation for the null result and low uptake is that adolescents...

A randomized controlled trial of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for body dysmorphic disorder: Impact on core symptoms, emotion dysregulation, and executive functioning.

Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry December 2023 Ying-Qi Gu, Yi Zhu

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is garnering increasing empirical interest as an intervention for Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD), although no studies of mindfulness as a standalone treatment have included a sample composed entirely of patients with BDD or a comparison group. The aim of this study was to investigate the improvement of MBCT intervention on the core symptoms, emotional...

DOI: 10.1016/j.jbtep.2023.101869 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Bdd Emotion dysregulation Executive functioning Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy

Intervensi Mindfuness Behavior Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) dalam Meningkatkan Self Esteem pada Remaja: Literature Review

JIIP - Jurnal Ilmiah Ilmu Pendidikan December 1, 2023 Yansi Larbona, Eka Wahyuni

Self Esteem merupakan bentuk sikap menerima diri yang ditunjukan dengan besarnya kepercayaan terhadap kemampuan, keberartian, kesuksesan dan keberhargaan. Disisi lain, self esteem yang rendah mengakibatkan adanya kecenderungan depresi, mudah putus asa dan rentan mengalami perilaku menyimpang. Intervensi MBCT terbukti secara efektif meningkatkan self esteem, mengurangi depresi dan disregulasi...

Depression in Adolescents – The Search for Alternative Approaches to the Prevention of Depression Through the ‘Active form of Meditation’ (AFM) – Pilot Study

Biuletyn Głównej Biblioteki Lekarskiej December 1, 2023 Magdalena Maria Cieśla, Piotr Cieśla, Agnieszka Zok et al.

Abstract Depression is a reason of the most common causes of premature death. Therefore, it becomes crucial, to find simple preventive measures. Many research show that the combination of pharmacotherapy and mind-body interventions is an effective way. The purpose of the pilot study is to analyze the potential use of an active form of meditation for prevention and alleviation of depressive...

A Mindful Alternative to Screen Time: The Short-Term Effects of a Breath-Focused Mindfulness Exercise vs. Unstructured Smartphone Screen Time on Heart Rate Variability and Relaxation

Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology December 1, 2023 G. Feldman, Morgan Westine, Audrey Edelman et al.

Introduction: Many smartphone users spend hours daily on unstructured screen time leisure activities including social media, games, and videos. Given that many users express a desire to cut back on this habit, it is important to test the relative physiological and emotional benefits of alternative activities, such as mindfulness meditation, as daily practices for relaxation and restoration....

How do mindfulness and compassion programs improve mental health and well-being? The role of attentional processing of emotional information.

Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry December 1, 2023 Pablo Roca, Carmelo Vázquez, Gustavo Díez et al.

Although the benefits of Meditation-Based Programs are well documented, the mechanisms underlying these benefits have not been fully elucidated. Therefore, we examined whether: (1) formal training in mindfulness and compassion meditation modifies the distribution of attentional resources towards emotional information; and (2) whether changes in attentional processing of emotional information...

Which Meditation Technique for Whom? An Experimental Single-Case Study Comparing Concentrative, Humming, Observing-Thoughts, and Walking Meditation

Mindfulness December 1, 2023 Karin Matko, Peter Sedlmeier

Abstract Objectives Meditation encompasses a variety of techniques, but little is known on how and for whom they work. This study explored potential mechanisms of four different meditation techniques in beginners and which technique might be suited for whom. Method Using an experimental single-case design, we compared the longitudinal effects of concentrative, humming, observing-thoughts, and...

Making Mindfulness Meditation a Healthy Habit

Mindfulness December 1, 2023 Eleanor Miles, Faith Matcham, Clara Strauss et al.

Abstract Objectives The benefits of mindfulness meditation can only be achieved if it is practiced, but health behavior research tells us that initiating and maintaining long-term behavior change is difficult. We propose that mindfulness meditation can be usefully viewed as a health behavior and that this perspective generates insights into how individuals can be supported to develop a healthy...