Relation between dispositional mindfulness and impulsive buying tendency: Role of trait emotional intelligence

Park, Hyun Jung; Kaur, Tavleen

doi:10.1016/j.paid.2016.09.061

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“…Further, in the reduced stage model (model 2), nonreactivity showed a positive but weak connection with the implementation intention. Nonreactivity is a central dimension of mindfulness that is relevant for emotion regulation strategies (Desrosiers et al 2014), and helps to control impulsive acting toward food consumption (Keesman et al 2017;Park and Dhandra 2017). The relationship between nonreactivity and the implementation intention suggests that nonreactivity might go along with a planned implementation process.…”

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“…A high level of nonreactivity might help to resist temptations and allow cognitions and emotions to roll past. This mechanism is discussed in terms of the prevention of impulsive buying (Park and Dhandra 2017) and impulsive eating behaviors (Papies et al 2012). Hence, people with high nonreactivity may be able to regulate sucessfully the impulses that distract the implementation processes and maintenance of a certain behavior.…”

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Facets of Mindfulness in Stages of Behavior Change Toward Organic Food Consumption

Richter

Hunecke

2020

Mindfulness

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Objectives The preference of organically grown foods can potentially decrease greenhouse gas emissions, which are related to climate change. Recent empirical studies suggest associations between dispositional mindfulness and self-reported pro-environmental behavior. In order to identify the potential and mechanisms of mindfulness with regard to pro-environmental behaviors, it is necessary to consider theories of action. Methods The present study examines the relationship between five facets of self-attributed mindfulness and organic food consumption considering a stage model of behavior change that includes different types of intentions and stage-specific predictors adapted from the theory of planned behavior and the norm-activation model. A cross-sectional online study was conducted with a sample of 560 participants. The mean age of the participants was 30 (SD = 10.5) years, and the sample consisted largely of females (76%). A minority reported regular meditation practice (8%). Results The multivariate analyses showed a significant relationship between observing and goal intention (β = .317, p < .000) as well as the indirect effects of observing on goal intention that is mediated by personal norms and attitude. Further, people in the postaction stage have higher levels of observing than those in the predecision stage (p = .003, d = .43). Overall, the mindfulness facets contribute low to the explained variance of the stage model variables. Conclusion Consistent across the analyses, the mindfulness facet of observing was proved to be a particularly relevant predictor of organic food consumption-related variables. The investigation of the observing facet could be beneficial to understand associated mechanisms and starting points to promote pro-environmental behavior through mindfulness.

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Facets of Mindfulness in Stages of Behavior Change Toward Organic Food Consumption

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Hunecke

2020

Mindfulness

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“…Regarding impulsive buying behaviours, researchers demonstrated that higher levels of dispositional mindfulness were associated with a reduction in compulsive behaviours in a sample of 320 students from India (Park and Dhandra 2017). While not specifying between the different facets of mindfulness, Park and Dhandra (2017) discovered that emotional intelligence, particularly in its aspects of emotion regulation, almost fully mediated this relationship.…”

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The Way Forward in Mindfulness and Sustainability: a Critical Review and Research Agenda

Thiermann

Sheate

2020

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The ecological crisis demands new strategies to rapidly transform our society into a more sustainable one. A growing amount of research points towards the potential of mindfulness to help transform people's motivations for sustainability. This article reviews 30 years of research in mindfulness and sustainability and disentangles theoretical knowledge from empirical evidence. We identified six leading theoretical links between mindfulness and sustainability which find backing in empirical work: reduced automaticity, enhanced health and subjective well-being, greater connectedness with nature, improved pro-sociality, recognition of intrinsic values and openness to new experiences. Many of the studies involve considerable methodological caveats, most importantly a lack of mindfulness practice indicators and environmental impact measures. To reach the point where policy makers could embrace mindfulness-based policies to promote societal well-being and sustainability, the research must go beyond the present focus on correlative research. The proof of causality posits the greatest challenge for the next decade of research. Inspired by principles from policy evaluation, we propose a research agenda that offers direction for collaborative efforts and innovative interdisciplinary study designs in a logical model: (how) does the practice of mindfulness contribute to individual behaviour change and (how) does this individual change translate into societal change?

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“…Por ello, tanto el MF como la IE están asociados con los resultados positivos de la vida, incluido el bienestar subjetivo, comprobado en 125 estudiantes universitarios con una edad media de 34,17±9,63 años (Schutte y Malouff, 2011). Incluso en la actualidad, se pueden observar un estudio que incluyen el MF como práctica físico-saludable para el tratamiento de la IE en 319 ciudadanos, lo cual puede acarrear con tendencias impulsivas por las compras (Park y Dhandra, 2017).…”

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Relación del mindfulness, inteligencia emocional y síndrome de burnout en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje: una revisión sistemática

González-Valero¹,

Puertas-Molero²,

Granizo³

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La inteligencia emocional es importante en la forma en que las emociones son adquiridas, procesadas y reguladas. Uno de los posibles riesgos psicosociales es el síndrome de Burnout, entendiéndose como el cansancio emocional. El mindfulness, es una práctica que nos hace tomar la conciencia de los sucesos internos que sentimos, donde se adopta una actitud de aceptación propia. El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo realizar una revisión sistemática que aborden las relaciones entre la inteligencia emocional y el síndrome de Burnout, a través de la práctica de Mindfulness. La búsqueda se realizó en la Web of Science, que tras aplicar los criterios de inclusión y exclusión se obtuvo una muestra de 22 artículos entre los años 2000-2017. Como principales conclusiones se expone la estrecha relación entre aspectos psicosociales y emocionales, pues los procesos estresantes difieren con la inteligencia emocional, hecho que se controla con el Mindfulness. Emotional intelligence is important in the way emotions are acquired, processed, and regulated. One of the possible psychosocial risks is Burnout syndrome, understood as emotional fatigue. The mindfulness, is a practice that makes us aware of internal events that we feel, where it adopts an attitude of self-acceptance. The aim of this work is to carry out a systematic review that addresses the relationships between emotional intelligence and Burnout syndrome, through the practice of Mindfulness... The search was carried out in the Web of Science, which after applying the inclusion and exclusion criteria obtained a sample of 22 articles between the years 2000-2017. The main conclusions are the close relationship between psychosocial and emotional aspects, since stressful processes differ with emotional intelligence, a fact that is controlled with Mindfulness.

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Relation between dispositional mindfulness and impulsive buying tendency: Role of trait emotional intelligence

Cited by 41 publications

References 34 publications

Facets of Mindfulness in Stages of Behavior Change Toward Organic Food Consumption

Facets of Mindfulness in Stages of Behavior Change Toward Organic Food Consumption

The Way Forward in Mindfulness and Sustainability: a Critical Review and Research Agenda

Relación del mindfulness, inteligencia emocional y síndrome de burnout en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje: una revisión sistemática

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