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Mindfulness in the Development of the Cognitive Sphere: Evaluation of the Short-Term Effectiveness of the Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Program

Counseling Psychology and Psychotherapy 2019 D.G. Dyakov, A.I. Slonova

The aim of the article is to analyze the effectiveness of Mindfulness technology for the development of cognitive functions. Hypothesis — Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) has an impact on the development of the cognitive processes of the subject in youth, with the most pronounced effect being observed in the increasing accuracy of attention. The authors carried out a formative...

Breath Rate Variability: A Novel Measure to Study the Meditation Effects

International Journal of Yoga 2019 R. Soni, M. Muniyandi

Context: Reliable quantitative measure of meditation is still elusive. Although electroencephalogram (EEG) and heart rate variability (HRV) are known as quantitative measures of meditation, effects of meditation on EEG and HRV may well take long time as these measures are involuntarily controlled. Effect of mediation on respiration is well known; however, quantitative measures of respiration...

Understanding Meditation Based on the Subjective Experience and Traditional Goal: Implications for Current Meditation Research.

Frontiers in Psychology 2019 J Shashi Kiran Reddy, Sisir Roy

Owing to its benefits on various cognitive aspects, one's emotions, and well-being, meditation has drawn interest from several researchers and common public alike. We have different meditation practices associated with many cultures and traditions across the globe. Current literature suggests significant changes in the neural activity among the different practices of meditation, as each of...

The Human Default Consciousness and Its Disruption: Insights From an EEG Study of Buddhist Jhāna Meditation.

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 2019 Paul Dennison 1 citation

The "neural correlates of consciousness" (NCC) is a familiar topic in neuroscience, overlapping with research on the brain's "default mode network." Task-based studies of NCC by their nature recruit one part of the cortical network to study another, and are therefore both limited and compromised in what they can reveal about consciousness itself. The form of consciousness explored in such...

Ayahuasca's antidepressant effects covary with behavioral activation as well as mindfulness

2019 Maha N. Mian

Ayahuasca, a plant-based hallucinogen that serves as a spiritual medicine in South America, has improved depression in at least one placebo-controlled clinical trial. Case studies suggest that dramatic behavioral changes often follow the Ayahuasca ceremony, but most explanations of antidepressant effects focus on observed changes in mindfulness. The present study investigated if both...

The neuroscience of meditation: classification, phenomenology, correlates, and mechanisms.

Progress in Brain Research 2019 Tracy Brandmeyer, Arnaud Delorme, Helané Wahbeh 143 citations

Rising from its contemplative and spiritual traditions, the science of meditation has seen huge growth over the last 30 years. This chapter reviews the classifications, phenomenology, neural correlates, and mechanisms of meditation. Meditation classification types are still varied and largely subjective. Broader models to describe meditation practice along multidimensional parameters may...

Self-Transcendence Theory and Contemplative Practices.

Holistic Nursing Practice 2019 Elizabeth A. Fiske 17 citations

Reed's theory of self-transcendence describes relationships between vulnerability, self-transcendence, and well-being. Contemplative practices can promote self-transcendence and well-being, consistent with this theory. The central concepts of Reed's theory of self-transcendence are presented. Ways contemplative practices can be utilized to promote 1 or more dimensions of self-transcendence and...

Neurofeedback versus mindfulness on young football players anxiety and performance

Turkish Journal of Kinesiology December 30, 2018 Seyed Mohammad Zadkhosh, Hassan Gharayagh Zandi̇, Rasool Hemayattalab

Nowadays, in athletic world exercise and physical practice are not only tools to achieve peak performance. In high level of athletic activities there are not so differences based on skilfulness and psychological differences determinant winner or loser. Athletes have to compete in anxiety situations and in reaction to these situations are experiencing excitement. Mindfulness and Neurofeedback...

Comparing the Effects of Loving-Kindness Meditation (LKM), Music and LKM Plus Music on Psychological Well-Being

The Journal of Psychology December 28, 2018 Susan Sorensen, Stanley R. Steindl, Genevieve A. Dingle et al. 30 citations

Loving-kindness meditation (LKM), a meditative practice directing caring feelings toward self and others, is a popular, evidence-base approach to increasing well-being. Music listening is also a popular form of emotion regulation used to enhance well-being. This interdisciplinary study evaluated a novel intervention called Convergence-combining LKM with accompanying classical guitar music-and...

Treatment effectiveness of a mindfulness-based inpatient group psychotherapy in adolescent substance use disorder - study protocol for a randomized controlled trial.

Trials December 27, 2018 Christiane Baldus, Laura Mokros, Anne Daubmann et al.

Background: Current treatments for adolescents with substance use disorder (SUD) have had only limited success. In recent years, research has underlined the role of self-regulatory processes and impulsivity in the development and maintenance of SUD in adolescents. Mindfulness has gained much attention due to its capacity to influence self-regulatory processes, particularly in adult populations....