Which are the best questionnaires to longitudinally evaluate mindfulness skills in personality disorders?

Caletti, Elisabetta; Pagliari, Chiara; Vai, Benedetta; Delvecchio, Giuseppe; Brambilla, Paolo

doi:10.1016/j.jad.2020.08.009

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“…Mindfulness has two components, non‐judgmental and accepting; reduce the negative effects of emotions caused by negative automatic thoughts. These two components teach awareness of feelings without automatically reacting, during feeling or idea of hopelessness 16,17 . The studies have revealed that mindfulness is effective on depression and negative automatic thoughts.…”

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The correlation between mindfulness and negative automatic thoughts in depression patients

Ayhan

Budak

2021

Perspect Psychiatr Care

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to determine the correlation between mindfulness and negative automatic thoughts in depression patients. Design and Methods The sample of the study, which was conducted as a correlational descriptive study, was determined as 151 patients with depression via power analysis. The Descriptive Characteristics Form, “Mindful Attention Awareness Scale (MAAS),” and “Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire‐Negative (ATQ‐N)” were used to collect the data. Findings It was determined that the total mean score of the participants was 32.59 ± 8.55 in the MAAS and 109.06 ± 15.07 in the ATQ‐N. In the study, it was found that there was a statistically negative strong correlation between mindfulness and negative automatic thoughts of patients with depression (p < 0.05). Practice Implications In the study, it was determined that the patients had higher negative automatic thoughts and lower mindfulness. Also, mindfulness accounted for negative automatic thoughts at the rate of 56%.

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The correlation between mindfulness and negative automatic thoughts in depression patients

Ayhan

Budak

2021

Perspect Psychiatr Care

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“…Recent analysis [ 45 ] has proposed that using a total score without the ‘observing’ subscale is more psychometrically robust so this scoring was used (called FFMQ-15-O to avoid confusion). The FFMQ-15 has been proposed [ 46 ] as the most suitable measure of trait mindfulness in people diagnosed with personality disorders. The reliability of each of the subscales has been reported as good (between 0.75 and 0.91) and the total score is reported as sensitive to change.…”

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Does trait mindfulness mediate the relationship between borderline personality symptoms and emotion dysregulation?

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Visser²,

Rosten³

et al. 2023

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Background Emotion dysregulation is core to many biopsychosocial models of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and is often targeted as part of their associated psychological therapies. Several distinct specialist psychotherapies are thought to be effective for people diagnosed with BPD but it is unclear whether they share common change mechanisms. Some evidence suggests that Mindfulness Based Interventions improve competency in emotion regulation as well as trait mindfulness, which are both plausibly associated with good treatment outcomes. It is unclear whether the association between the severity of BPD symptoms and emotion dysregulation is mediated by trait mindfulness. Would improvement in trait mindfulness mediate an association between lower severity of BPD symptoms and fewer problems of emotion dysregulation? Methods One thousand and twelve participants completed online, single time-point, self-report questionnaires. Results As predicted, the severity of BPD symptoms was significantly and positively associated with emotion dysregulation with a large effect size (r = .77). Trait mindfulness mediated this relationship as the 95% confidence interval for the indirect effect did not cross zero (size of direct effect = .48 and size of indirect effect = .29 [.25, .33]. Conclusions The relationship between the severity of BPD symptoms and emotion dysregulation was confirmed in this dataset. As hypothesised, this relationship was mediated by trait mindfulness. Process measures of emotion dysregulation and mindfulness should be included in intervention studies for people diagnosed with BPD to understand if improvements in these factors are a universal occurrence with good response to treatment. Other process measures should also be explored to identify other factors involved in the relationship between BPD symptoms and emotion dysregulation.

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“…There are certainly well-established measures to assess state mindfulness and trait mindfulness, on a range of different facets and a range of contexts. For example, recent systematic reviews evaluate measures of mindfulness for children and adolescents (Bender et al, 2023) and mindfulness skills in people with personality disorders (Caletti et al, 2020). In their review of measures relevant to the workplace, Qu et al (2015) noted a similar concern to Oman (2023) in that some self-report measures did not demonstrate criterion validity, but were still able to recommend two measures.…”

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Cultivating Global Health: Exploring Mindfulness Through an Organisational Psychology Lens

Sutton

2023

Mindfulness

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The interface of public health and mindfulness as presented in Oman’s review (Mindfulness for Global Public Health: Critical Analysis and Agenda) holds great promise and reveals fertile ground for future research and interdisciplinary exploration. Oman’s framework is supported by compelling arguments, offering a balanced critique of mindfulness that identifies genuine applications and potential. This commentary notes key ideas in Oman’s paper that carry important lessons for organisational research on mindfulness and explores how organisational psychology research and theory can contribute to this proposed integration of mindfulness into global health efforts. It begins by reviewing the close relationships between work, mindfulness, and health, identifying commonalities between mindfulness, health, and organisational research. This is followed by an illustration of organisational psychology’s potential contributions to the alignment of mindfulness and health, focused on 2 of the 14 dimensions proposed by Oman (Concern for Equity and Addresses Attentional Environments). The commentary then draws on recent research and theoretical developments in mindfulness research within the workplace context to discuss the role of resilience and challenges in measuring mindfulness. Overall, this commentary aims to provide insights for organisational research while contributing to the integration of mindfulness and public health.

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Which are the best questionnaires to longitudinally evaluate mindfulness skills in personality disorders?

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The correlation between mindfulness and negative automatic thoughts in depression patients

The correlation between mindfulness and negative automatic thoughts in depression patients

Does trait mindfulness mediate the relationship between borderline personality symptoms and emotion dysregulation?

Cultivating Global Health: Exploring Mindfulness Through an Organisational Psychology Lens

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