Robert J. Goodman

Uncertainty cues amplify late positive potential responses to aversive emotional stimuli

Robert J. Goodman, Jordan T. Quaglia, Daniel R. Berry

Uncertainty is unavoidable, and maladaptive responses to uncertainty may underlie the etiology and maintenance of psychopathology. A general tendency to associate uncertainty with aversive consequences, a type of covariation bias, can amplify aversive emotional experiences. To address questions about uncertainty during emotion …

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Opening minds by supporting needs: do autonomy and competence support facilitate mindfulness and academic performance?

Robert J. Goodman, Stephen K. Trapp, Ernest S. Park, Jody L. Davis

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Brief mindfulness training enhances cognitive control in socioemotional contexts: Behavioral and neural evidence

Jordan T. Quaglia, Fadel Zeidan, Peter G. Grossenbacher, Sara P Freeman et autres

In social contexts, the dynamic nature of others' emotions places unique demands on attention and emotion regulation. Mindfulness, characterized by heightened and receptive moment-to-moment attending, may be well-suited to meet these demands. In particular, mindfulness may support more effective cognitive control in …

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Mindfulness and Affect Misattribution

Jared M. Cutler, Robert J. Goodman, Paul E. Plonski

Mindfulness increases prosocial responses toward ostracized strangers through empathic concern.

Daniel R. Berry, Athena H. Cairo, Robert J. Goodman, Jordan T. Quaglia et autres

Four studies tested the proposition that mindfulness and its training fostered prosociality toward ostracized strangers. In discovery Study 1, dispositional mindfulness predicted greater empathic concern for, and more helping behavior toward, an ostracized stranger. Using an experimental design, Study 2 revealed that …

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Compassion Training from an Early Buddhist Perspective: The Neurological Concomitants of the Brahmavihāras

Robert J. Goodman, Paul E. Plonski, Leah Savery

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Sometimes I Get So Mad I Could …: The Neuroscience of Cruelty

Taylor N. West, Leah Savery, Robert J. Goodman

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Todd H. Ahern, Jasmine Benjamin, Melissa Birkett, Martin Brüne et autres

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Correction: Mindfulness Enhances Episodic Memory Performance: Evidence from a Multimethod Investigation

Kirk Warren Brown, Robert J. Goodman, Richard M. Ryan, Bhikkhu Anālayo

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0153309.].

Mindfulness Enhances Episodic Memory Performance: Evidence from a Multimethod Investigation

Kirk Warren Brown, Robert J. Goodman, Richard M. Ryan, Bhikkhu Anālayo

Training in mindfulness, classically described as a receptive attentiveness to present events and experiences, has been shown to improve attention and working memory. Both are key to long-term memory formation, and the present three-study series used multiple methods to examine whether mindfulness …

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Enjoying food without caloric cost: The impact of brief mindfulness on laboratory eating outcomes

Joanna J. Arch, Kirk Warren Brown, Robert J. Goodman, Matthew D. Della Porta et autres

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Trait Mindfulness Predicts Efficient Top‐Down Attention to and Discrimination of Facial Expressions

Jordan T. Quaglia, Robert J. Goodman, Kirk Warren Brown

In social situations, skillful regulation of emotion and behavior depends on efficiently discerning others' emotions. Identifying factors that promote timely and accurate discernment of facial expressions can therefore advance understanding of social emotion regulation and behavior. The present research examined whether trait …

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