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    Mindful Exercise Analysis

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    Reflection I chose to try doing a mindfulness exercise every morning for twenty-one days in order to see the effects it would have. A few years ago I was really good about consistently doing a mindful exercise every morning and I remembered it having a positive effect. Based on my past experiences I decided to give it another try. At the end of the twenty-one days‚ I found there was a heavy decrease in stress‚ my memory was improved slightly‚ emotions were more level‚ and my mind was sharper or

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    Being Mindful

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    Being Mindful “Mindfulness described as being in the present moment” (Wood‚ 2010). The present moment holds a potentially infinite number of things going on both inside the mind and outside the mind. A person is not completely lost in an activity‚ nor are they completely lost in thought‚ whether a person is eating a meal‚ or playing a musical instrument‚ they are aware of what they are doing. If a person gets all of the worries and regrets out of their mind‚ it is easier to focus on the things that

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    An implicit awareness of more than one perspective. The concept of mindfulness revolves around certain psychological states that are really different versions of the same thing: 1. Openness to the novelty 2. Alertness to distinction 3. Sensitivity to different contexts 4. Implicit if not explicit awareness of multiple perspectives 5. Orientation in the present Author talks about different strategies to achieve the mindfulness: Overlearned skills: The way information is learned will determine how

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    Effective leadership is contingent on matching a leader’s style to a setting that fits (Northouse‚ 2007). According to Fiedler’s Contingency Theory‚ leadership styles are operationalized primarily on two ends of a spectrum‚ they are characterized as task motivated‚ or relationship motivated (Northouse‚ 2007). I believe in the adage that practice makes perfect. In this paper‚ I will look into an alternative way for leaders to lead when they find themselves situated in an unfavorable situation. In

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    Meditation and Psychology

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    Abstract Meditation is a practice that is found in some form across religions and continents‚ it is a concept that has been around for ages. Meditation has many positive effects on its participants ranging from the emotion level through increased positive emotions‚ better emotional regulation‚ and better socioemotional adaptability‚ cognitive level by modifying our perception of pain and stress‚ and on the physiological level by altering our heart rate‚ altering our brain functioning‚ and actually

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    were instructed to practice 20-25 minutes of formal meditation daily. They were to follow this for 6 days per week. This formal mindfulness practice was on addition to the informal practice of being mindful in everyday activities. Weekly classes’ time also lasted 2.5 hours and was divided between meditation practices and small and large group discussions‚ and mindfulness skill-building activities. Additional the course included 1 full day (7 hours) of practice on the weekend of the 6th week. Written

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    Abstract Anxiety is becoming a prevalent problem in American society. Bad news and tragedies that come from every source of media have got more than 18% of the adult population suffering from one of six anxiety disorders. I am researching the effects of ethnicity‚ gender‚ and age on levels of anxiety. It is hypothesized that Chinese students will be more anxious than Caucasians‚ females more anxious than males‚ and older students less anxious than younger students. The participants of this study

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    fatigue”‚ “burnout”‚ and “secondary trauma”. However‚ studies have proven that mindfulness has helped protect professionals against these unfortunate consequences‚ improve compassion satisfaction for both the professionals and clients‚ and function as an effective self-care strategy (Witness to suffering: mindfulness and compassion fatigue among traumatic bereavement volunteers and professionals). By introducing mindfulness into the healing process of distressed individuals‚ it creates a calm environment

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    Endler‚ 2000). It was hypothesized that higher levels of mindfulness would significantly predict higher levels of self- esteem. Recent experimental evidence has shown that mindfulness buffers self-esteem from negatively valenced social experiences‚ which in turn reduces defensive reactions to social threats. It was hypothesized that higher self- esteem would significantly predict lower social anxiety. It was predicted that mindfulness indirectly predicted lower social anxiety via self-esteem. (Fennel

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    Buddhists beliefs and practices in the West have been evolving over years into their own separate activities and outlets for practicing mindfulness. I would say this is mostly due to Buddhism not having a set system of instruction or a specific direction it is headed. Misconceptions in modern Buddhism include focuses in being compassionate and being able to obtain a more pseudo‚ hyper awareness of one’s surroundings. These misconceptions stem from traditional buddhism focusing on the reality of all

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