Effect of K-MBSR on Attention: CAMS-R, ANT, and sLORETA

The purpose of this research was to investigate the effect of K-MBSR on attention by CAMS-R, ANT, and sLORETA. Subjects were 25 male and female college student. K-MBSR practiced in 11 students and they were practiced for 6 weeks. The control group were 14 students. All the subjects had pre-test and post-test with CAMS-R and ANT. EEG was recorded in post-test . In CAMS-R meditation group showed high attention. Also in ANT result meditation group show more lower error than control group and higher performance in receptive attention. In sLORETA analysis, meditation group was lower theta than control group in mindfulness meditation and relatively activity in insula, superior parietal gyrus, and temporal-parietal junction. In alpha meditation group show relatively more activity than control group. But in concentration meditation, meditation group was higher theta than control. Implication for this results were discussed in the final section.

keywords: K-MBSR, Attention, CAMS-R, ANT, sLORETA, K-MBSR, Attention, CAMS-R, ANT, sLORETA, K-MBSR, 주의, sLORETA

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Vol.31 No.2

Effect of K-MBSR on Attention: CAMS-R, ANT, and sLORETA

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