Investigating embodied mind-wandering during a naturalistic anxiety-inducing film
Trupthi Karanth Ramadeva, Leah Banellis, Niia Nikolova, Micah Allen · FENS Forum 2024
Mind-wandering is a cognitive phenomenon leading to the diversion of attention from an ongoing task towards internal thoughts or feelings. While cognitive, affective, and temporal aspects of mind-wandering are well-researched, its embodied and interoceptive characteristics remain unexplored. We aimed to probe the subjective, neurological, and physiological underpinnings of embodied mind-wandering, specifically in response to a naturalistic anxiety-inducing film.We expanded upon traditional experience sampling methods to capture embodied mind-wandering, integrating interoceptive content, alongs
ePoster · Neuroscience