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. 2022 Jun 26;19(13):7825. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19137825

Table 5.

Overview of mindfulness-based interventions.

Study Population (P) Intervention (I) Duration Comparison (C) Outcome (O)
Friese et al. [35] 40 FM, 26 M Meditation 5 min Six connect-the-dots figures d2 performance (attention and concentration) increases in I vs. C
Yusainy and Lawrence [36] 58 FM, 52 M Audio instruction 15 min Two neutral educational excepts and composing words in condition Aggression in TCRT task decreases in I vs. C
Wang et al. [37] 46 FM, 14 M Meditation practice 5 min N/A Handgrip time = posttest vs. pretest
Stocker et al. [16] 18 FM, 16 M Audio mindfulness exercise 4 min Listening to audiobooks Plank exercise performance increased in I vs. C but did not reach statistical significance
Axelsen et al. [38] 47 FM, 43 M 1. listening guided mindfulness audio
2. M training and listening guided mindfulness audio
1. 12 min
2. 4-week and 12 min
Sitting and relaxing in front of the desktop PC
1. % No go success rate (mind-wandering) = in I vs. C
2. % No go success rate (mind-wandering) increases in I vs. C
Shaabani et al. [39] 72 M Audio mindfulness training 15 min Listening to an audio story State mindfulness increases in I vs. C;
free throw shooting score increases in I vs. C
Zhu et al. [40] 14 M CHO-electrolyte solution and audio MBI 6 min CHO-electrolyte solution and travelling introduction audio MF decreases in I vs. C
Coimbra et al. [41] 30 FM Mindfulness-based mental training 10 min for 14 times in 2-weeks Not reported MF decreases in I vs. C

Note. C control, CHO carbohydrate, FM female, I intervention, M male, MF mental fatigue, TCRT Taylor Competitive Reaction Time.