ArticleCNS spectrums2025
Dispositional mindfulness, interoceptive awareness, and panic-agoraphobic spectrum, in a general population sample.
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Abstract
objectiveTo investigate dispositional mindfulness (DM), interoceptive awareness (AI), and the occurrence of panic-agoraphobic spectrum signs and symptoms in a non-clinical population.
methodsThe study involved a general population sample (
resultsPanic-agoraphobic spectrum was detected in more than 50% of our sample (PAS-SR Total Score ≥ 35). According to the MAIA assessment, subjects who scored above the PAS-SR threshold were more afraid and less able to distract attention from their bodily sensations. A binary logistic regression analysis was performed to evaluate if MAIA and MAAS dimensions were able to predict the presence of a more severe panic-spectrum symptomatology. The PAS-SR cut-off score <35 versus ≥35 was adopted as the dependent variable. "Age" and "gender" (categorical), MAAS, and MAIA scores were inserted as covariates. MAAS "Total Score" (OR = .955; CI = .924-.988;
conclusionsProgression from interoceptive processing to mindful abilities to resilience against panic catastrophizing of bodily sensation is far from being clarified. However, our study provides information on a panic-agoraphobic spectrum phenotype characterized by low levels of mindful attitudes and less interoceptive abilities.
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