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Uncovering the embodied dimension of the wandering mind - Banellis et al., 2026

creswelllab
Sep 10
1 min read

Where does your mind go when it wanders? 🧠


Researchers found that body-focused thoughts were linked with greater negative affect and arousal in the moment. Interestingly, people who tended to body-wander more also reported fewer symptoms of depression and ADHD overall.



 
 
 

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