Mindfulness-based interventions for eating disorders: The potential to mobilize multiple associative-learning change mechanisms.
Mindfulness-based interventions for eating disorders: The potential to mobilize multiple associative-learning change mechanisms.
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基于正念的饮食失调干预措施:调动多种联想学习改变机制的潜力。
DOI:
10.1002/eat.23564
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发表时间:
2021
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Levinson,CheriA
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作者:
Roos,CoreyR;Sala,Margaret;Kober,Hedy;Vanzhula,IrinaA;Levinson,CheriA
Mindfulness is a two‐component skill that includesmindful awareness(attentional monitoring of present moment experience) andmindful acceptance(adopting an attitude of acceptance toward this experience). Although mindfulness‐based interventions (MBIs) are efficacious for many conditions, there is a lack of research on MBIs for eating disorders (EDs). We propose that MBIs may be promising for EDs given their potential to mobilize not one, but multipleassociative‐learning change mechanismsin EDs–defined as adaptive processes of change involving one of two forms of associative‐learning: Pavlovian and operant learning. We hypothesize how MBIs–via increasing either mindful awareness or mindful acceptance–may mobilize up to eight associative‐learning change mechanisms, two involving Pavlovian learning, and six involving operant learning. We also elaborate on similarities and differences between MBIs and CBT approaches for EDs, as well as opportunities for synergy. Finally, we present recommendations for future research related to the development and evaluation of novel MBI interventions for EDs and the testing of mechanisms and patient‐treatment matching hypotheses.