Differential effects of non-dual and focused attention meditations on the formation of automatic perceptual habits in expert practitioners

Differential effects of non-dual and focused attention meditations on the formation of automatic perceptual habits in expert practitioners

Non-dual meditation aims to undo maladaptive cognitive and affective patterns by recognizing their constructed and transient nature. We previously found high-amplitude spontaneous gamma (25–40 Hz) oscillatory activity during such practice. Nonetheless, it is unclear how this meditation state differs...

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Main Authors: Abdoun, O. (Author), Caclin, A. (Author), Davidson, R.J (Author), Dunne, J.D (Author), Francis, A. (Author), Fucci, E. (Author), Lutz, A. (Author), Ricard, M. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2018
Subjects:
adult
Adult
alpha rhythm
Alpha Rhythm
article
attention
Attention
auditory evoked potential
Auditory oddball
Auditory Perception
brain
Brain
Buddhist
controlled study
EEG
electroencephalogram
Evoked Potentials, Auditory
female
Female
Gamma
gamma rhythm
Gamma Rhythm
habit
Habits
hearing
human
human experiment
Humans
learning
male
Male
meditation
Meditation
mindfulness
Mindfulness
mismatch negativity
monitoring
physician
physiology
Practice (Psychology)
Predictive coding
professional competence
Professional Competence
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