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The Impact of Mindfulness Meditation and Self-Compassion on Criminal Impulsivity in a Prisoner Sample
Previous studies indicate a link between mindfulness practice and improvements in self-compassion Neff (Self and identity 2(2):85–101, 2003b ), self-regulation Baer (Clinical psychology: Science and practice 10(2):125–143, 2003 ), and a reduction in criminality Rainforth (Journal of Offender Rehabil...
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| description | Previous studies indicate a link between mindfulness practice and improvements in self-compassion Neff (Self and identity 2(2):85–101,
2003b
), self-regulation Baer (Clinical psychology: Science and practice 10(2):125–143,
2003
), and a reduction in criminality Rainforth (Journal of Offender Rehabilitation 36(1–4):181–203,
2003
). Similarly, self-compassion has been linked to greater self-control among criminals Morley (Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma 1–15,
2016
). The focus of this study was to investigate the impact of mindfulness meditation and self-compassion on criminal impulsivity. To accomplish this investigation, a survey was conducted examining self-compassion as a mediator for the practice of mindfulness-based meditation and criminal impulsivity among jail inmates interested in meditation. The analysis showed that self-compassion, criminal impulsivity, and length of practicing mindfulness meditation were correlated. The results also showed that the relationship between practicing mindfulness meditation and self-reported criminal impulsivity was mediated by self-compassion. The results and limitations of this study were discussed. |
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2003
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2016
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2003
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2003
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2016
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2016
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