Mindfulness Meditation | Learning Research Institute

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In this project, we investigate the underlying mechanisms of mindfulness meditation (in collaboration with Drs. John Clapper and Michael Lewin). Mindfulness meditation has attracted attention in recent years in many areas, including clinical settings, companies, and educational institutions. They claim that mindfulness education improves our attention control, emotion regulation, self-control, and reduces anxiety and depression. However, the underlying mechanism of mindfulness meditation is not well known yet. We investigate what kinds of cognitive, physiological, and social factors affect mindfulness meditation.

Please let us know if you are interested in learning more about this project. If you would like to contribute to this project as a collaborator please email us; if you would like to work on the project as a student research assistant, please fill out our Research Assistant Form.