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Test Mindfulness in Everyday Life
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QUESTION 1: What is mindfulness, according to the text?
The art of being in the present, focusing awareness on the present moment without judgment
Emptying the mind of all thoughts
Ruminating on past mistakes
Generating anxiety about future uncertainties
QUESTION 2: What is the natural tendency of the mind that mindfulness seeks to counteract?
Deliberately focusing on the present moment
Wandering, ruminating about the past or worrying about the future
Observing thoughts without getting carried away by them
Anchoring oneself in the "now" to free oneself from stress
QUESTION 3: What did the dishwashing experiment demonstrate about mindfulness?
That it can only be practiced during formal meditation
That it has no measurable psychological effects
That any activity, no matter how mundane, can be transformed into a mindfulness practice
That doing the dishes always reduces nervousness
QUESTION 4: How can mindfulness be integrated into daily activities, according to the text?
Adding new and complex tasks to the agenda
Listening to podcasts while doing chores
Mentally planning the day while brushing our teeth
Changing the way we approach tasks we already do (e.g., feeling for brushing)
QUESTION 5: What is the relationship between mindfulness and well-being, according to the research?
There is no connection proven by science
More mindful people tend to be less happy and resilient
Interrupts negative and automatic thought patterns, increasing happiness
Only works if meditating on a cushion
6th QUESTION: What is NOT the goal of mindfulness?
Empty the mind or stop thoughts
Observe thoughts without getting swept away by them
Deliberately focus awareness on the present moment
Anchoring ourselves in the present
7TH QUESTION: What psychological benefit did the group that practiced mindfulness report when washing dishes?
Increased nervousness and less inspiration
That time passed faster than normal
Feeling 27% less nervous and 25% more inspired
Taking longer to complete the task
8th QUESTION: What does mindfulness allow us to do by anchoring ourselves in the "now"?
Ruminate about past mistakes
Freeing ourselves from the burdens of the past and worries about the future
Hold on to the burdens of the past
Generate anxiety about the future
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