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Mindfulness and Amygdala Resting State Connectivity 1 Abbreviated Title: Mindfulness and Amygdala Resting State Connectivity Mindfulness Meditation Training Alters Stress-Related Amygdala Resting State Functional Connectivity: A Randomized Controlled Tria
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Citation Context ...nborn et al. 2010;sStalder and Kirschbaum 2012).sInterventionssWe adapted the standardized and manualized 8-week Mindfulness-Based StresssReduction (MBSR) program (which includes a day-long retreat) (=-=Kabat-Zinn 1982-=-, 1990) into ascondensed 3-day residential retreat format, entitled Health Enhancement through Mindfulnesss(HEM).sDelivery of the HEM program in a structured residential retreat format improvesscompli... |
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Citation Context ...egional dynamics specifically afford the advantage of being taskindependent, providing reliable estimates of neural circuit functionality corresponding tosstructural topography (Fox and Raichle 2007; =-=Greicius 2008-=-). Here, we tested the extent toswhich mindfulness alters stress-related amygdala rsFC for three reasons: (1) The amygdala is ascell complex that is centrally involved in processing psychological stre... |
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Citation Context ...013). Moreover, cumulative evidence has linked individual differences in stress reactivity andsthe experience of stress to a broad range of physiological health outcomes (Everson-Rose andsLewis 2005; =-=Cohen et al. 2007-=-; Gianaros and Sheu 2009; Miller et al. 2009; McEwen andsGianaros 2010). Although there has been significant progress in understanding the neurobiologysof mindfulness meditation training effects (Tang... |
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Citation Context ...g is in accord with several studies, which link the rightsamygdala and ACC to stress. Specifically, the amygdala has well-known anatomical connectivityswith regions of ACC (Carmichael and Price 1996; =-=Ongür et al. 1998-=-; Freedman et al. 2000;sJohansen-Berg et al. 2008), including sgACC (Freedman et al. 2000; Johansen-Berg et al.s2008)—and neurobiological accounts highlight the importance of amygdala and ACC/medialsP... |
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Citation Context ...he amygdala, hypothalamus, nucleus accumbens, and orbitofrontal cortex (whereasspregenual ACC is more strongly connected to medial prefrontal and mid-cingulate cortex,ssgACC, and subcortical regions)(=-=Chiba et al. 2001-=-). In combination, these studies and our workshere suggest potential dissociable effects of mindfulness meditation training on spatially distinctsregions of ACC; such as mindfulness meditation trainin... |
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Citation Context ...ked individual differences in stress reactivity andsthe experience of stress to a broad range of physiological health outcomes (Everson-Rose andsLewis 2005; Cohen et al. 2007; Gianaros and Sheu 2009; =-=Miller et al. 2009-=-; McEwen andsGianaros 2010). Although there has been significant progress in understanding the neurobiologysof mindfulness meditation training effects (Tang et al. 2015), there is still relatively lit... |
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Citation Context ...y in thescorona radiata – the major tract projecting through ACC (Tang et al. 2010). Notably, sgACC issthought to be an important hub in networks for negative affect and mood disorders (Maybergs2003; =-=Seminowicz et al. 2004-=-) and anatomical studies have shown direct connections betweenssgACC and the amygdala, hypothalamus, nucleus accumbens, and orbitofrontal cortex (whereasspregenual ACC is more strongly connected to me... |
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Citation Context ...surement error in future studies (Birn et al. 2006, 2013). Our aim in this study was to revealsstable stress-related rsFC changes by using the PSS as a measure of stress symptoms over thespast month (=-=Liston et al. 2009-=-), however, the scanner environment itself can be stress-inducing,sand the lack of a state-stress scanner measure in this study does not allow us to fully excludespotential state-stress effects. An ad... |
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Citation Context ...ndfulness meditation training increasing rsFC on more dorsal andspregenual ACC tracts associated with enhanced self-regulation (Tang et al. 2010; cf. Hasenkampsand Barsalou 2012) and pain modulation (=-=Zeidan et al. 2011-=-), while also decreasing stressrelated functional connectivity of the sgACC with the amygdala. Together, this work suggestssthe possibility that mindfulness meditation training fosters dorsal/pregenua... |
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Citation Context ...nectivity of the ACC (Xue et al. 2011) and recentswork has shown that this form of meditation training increases white matter integrity in thescorona radiata – the major tract projecting through ACC (=-=Tang et al. 2010-=-). Notably, sgACC issthought to be an important hub in networks for negative affect and mood disorders (Maybergs2003; Seminowicz et al. 2004) and anatomical studies have shown direct connections betwe... |
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Citation Context ...r to measure cumulative hypothalamicpituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis activation over the 4-month follow-up period, participants weresinvited to provide a hair sample at the 4-month follow-up appointment (=-=Dettenborn et al. 2010-=-;sStalder and Kirschbaum 2012).sInterventionssWe adapted the standardized and manualized 8-week Mindfulness-Based StresssReduction (MBSR) program (which includes a day-long retreat) (Kabat-Zinn 1982, ... |
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Citation Context ...ness meditation alters structural andsfunctional activity in the ACC. For example, integrative mind-body meditation training has beensshown to increase network efficiency and connectivity of the ACC (=-=Xue et al. 2011-=-) and recentswork has shown that this form of meditation training increases white matter integrity in thescorona radiata – the major tract projecting through ACC (Tang et al. 2010). Notably, sgACC iss... |
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Citation Context ...2007; Gianaros and Sheu 2009; Miller et al. 2009; McEwen andsGianaros 2010). Although there has been significant progress in understanding the neurobiologysof mindfulness meditation training effects (=-=Tang et al. 2015-=-), there is still relatively little worksdirectly relating the neural mechanisms of mindfulness training and stress resilience.sResting state functional connectivity (rsFC) methods provide one approac... |
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