Search Results - "Lumma, Anna‐Lena"

Towards a re‐conceptualization of flow in social contexts by Hackert, Benedikt, Lumma, Anna‐Lena, Raettig, Tim, Berger, Bettina, Weger, Ulrich

“…The antecedents and outcomes of individual‐level flow are well documented in a large body of literature. However, flow does not only occur in isolation ‐ quite…”
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First‐person access to decision‐making using micro‐phenomenological self‐inquiry by Sparby, Terje, Lumma, Anna‐Lena, Edelhäuser, Friedrich, Glaser, Rosa, Schnitzler, Luis, Weger, Ulrich W.

“…Micro‐phenomenology is a method for improving first‐person reports of experience. Usually, micro‐phenomenology is conducted using a second‐person interviewer…”
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Editorial: The varieties of contemplative experiences and practices by Katyal, Sucharit, Lumma, Anna-Lena, Goldin, Philipp R, Roy, Sisir

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Enquiring into the qualitative nature of anger: Challenges and strengths of the introspective method by Hackert, Benedikt, Lumma, Anna-Lena, Menzel, Paula, Sparby, Terje, Weger, Ulrich

“…Anger is known to be a negatively valenced emotion that can trigger different forms of harmful actions. Traditionally, it is studied from a third-person point…”
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Seeing the Void: Experiencing Emptiness and Awareness with the Headless Way Technique by Ramm, Brentyn J., Lumma, Anna-Lena, Sparby, Terje, Weger, Ulrich

“…Objectives Practitioners in contemplative traditions commonly report experiencing an awareness that is distinct from sensory objects, thoughts, and emotions…”
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Change in emotional self‐concept following socio‐cognitive training relates to structural plasticity of the prefrontal cortex by Lumma, Anna‐Lena, Valk, Sofie L., Böckler, Anne, Vrtička, Pascal, Singer, Tania

“…Introduction Self‐referential processing is a key component of the emotional self‐concept. Previous studies have shown that emotional self‐referential…”
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Looking from within: Comparing first-person approaches to studying experience by Lumma, Anna-Lena, Weger, Ulrich

“…Fostering our understanding of how humans behave, feel and think is a fundamental goal of psychological research. Widely used methods in psychological research…”
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Is meditation always relaxing? Investigating heart rate, heart rate variability, experienced effort and likeability during training of three types of meditation by Lumma, Anna-Lena, Kok, Bethany E., Singer, Tania

“…Meditation is often associated with a relaxed state of the body. However, meditation can also be regarded as a type of mental task and training, associated…”
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Insights from the inside of empathy: Investigating the experiential dimension of empathy through introspection by Lumma, Anna-Lena, Hackert, Benedikt, Weger, Ulrich

“…Empathy is commonly defined as the ability to feel another person's emotion, and has previously received significant attention from various research…”
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How Would the Buddha Rate on Rosenberg’s Self-Esteem Scale? by Lumma, Anna-Lena, Heidenreich, Thomas, Michalak, Johannes

“…In a recent study, Gebauer et al. addressed a fundamental question regarding the effects of mind-body practices (MBPs) on the self. Does the practice of MBPs…”
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Corrigendum to “Is meditation always relaxing? Investigating heart rate, heart rate variability, experienced effort and likeability during training of three types of meditation” [Int. J. Psychophysiol. 97/1 (2015) 38–45] by Lumma, Anna-Lena, Kok, Bethany E., Singer, Tania

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Who am I? Differential effects of three contemplative mental trainings on emotional word use in self-descriptions by Lumma, Anna-Lena, Böckler, Anne, Vrticka, Pascal, Singer, Tania

“…In a large-scale longitudinal mental training study, we examined whether learning different contemplative practices can change the emotional content of…”
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