Deliberate and spontaneous mind wandering in Chinese students: Associations with mindfulness, affect, personality, and life satisfaction
Abstract
Distinguishing between deliberate and spontaneous mind wandering (MW) allows for exploration of unique associations with each form of MW. The current study developed Chinese translations of the Mind Wandering: Deliberate (MW-D) and Mind Wandering: Spontaneous (MW-S) scales, and associations with mindfulness, positive and negative affect, personality, and life satisfaction were investigated. A sample of 261 Chinese university students completed...
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Title
Deliberate and spontaneous mind wandering in Chinese students: Associations with mindfulness, affect, personality, and life satisfaction
Published Date
Oct 1, 2021
Volume
180
Pages
110982 - 110982
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