Mindfulness meditation and relaxation differentially improve mindfulness and affect, not emotional memory

Abstract

The impact of mindfulness meditation and passive relaxation on emotional memory, mindfulness, and affect was examined using brief mindfulness and relaxation inductions. Negative affect was significantly reduced by both. Mindfulness was significantly greater following the mindfulness induction. Despite improving affect and mindfulness, the inductions did not differentially affect emotional memory.

Date
May 22, 2014 12:00 AM — May 25, 2014 12:00 AM
Kenneth Tyler Wilcox
Kenneth Tyler Wilcox
Statistical Consultant

My research interests include integrative data analysis, meta-analysis, topic modeling, Bayesian statistics, multilevel modeling, statistical programming, and psychology.