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Kine 4710 lecture 7

5 senses can be understood from the standpoint of defensiveness 1. vision & hearing = most useful; 2. smell = secondarily useful; 3. taste = useful in preventing toxic intake The least useful is touch
how much do we wander? 50% of personal mental experience is dominated by mind wandering
why is mind wandering bad? MW predicts daily unhappiness. Negative moods increase when mind wandering increases (in experimental studies)
why do we mind wander? We wander when distressed - amidst ‘regrets’ & ‘ruminations’ (past) & ‘worries’ (future). By not focusing on & resolving distress (and instead Mind Wandering), distress is perpetuated & intensified
mindfullness paying attension to moments, intentionally, without judgements
attensional control is... survival oriented and adaptive
telomere length and mind wandering? need functional attension to lower mind wandering leading to longer telomeres
Buddhist principles - a ‘present orientation’ through meditation - believed to result in a long life of 100 years
Taoist principles - meditation increases longevity & increases ‘life force’
Why have Asian cultures dominated meditation development in the 20th - 21st centuries European east-west extended land mass - led to earlier farming & cultural-technological developments, Amongst technologies, European nations embraced explosive weapons consistently whereas Asian nations were more constrained, European nations were more mo
Discussion 1 Greater self-reported mind-wanderings is related to shorter TL & to accelerated cell aging across the immune cell types measured These findings were robust after adjusting for confounds. Finding represents a link between the self perceived ‘wandering
discussion 2 Cognitive &/or meditative interventions that target executive function (e.g. attention & working memory) can result in less MW & support healthy human aging. Effect size appears meaningful. S’s with the highest MW levels had telomeres shorter by ~ 200 b
Discussion 3 The healthy sample was high on education & low on stress ( < ‘normal’ ) Because ‘low’ on stress, this sample was not appropriate for testing relationships between stress & TL. Therefore it’s not surprising that stress was weakly related to TL. But
Discussion 4 Trait-like MW & cell aging result from development, learning & history ,LTL is a marker that reflects life-stress experiences, e.g. prenatal stress, abuse & childhood neglect, adult trauma & chronic stress, But LTL is protected by positive exposures like
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