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When attention falters: brain, breathing, and behavioral signals of lapses in interoceptive attention

2026-02-10

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Mind–body practices like meditation and yoga, which are widely used to support mental health, involve paying attention to internal bodily sensations like the breath. During these practices, individuals often report "interoceptive lapses," moments when attention drifts away from the body. While lapses in attention to the external world have been widely studied, little is known about the physiological and neural mec...

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549177df-1117-5d49-985a-cffd8a60e63c
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10.64898/2026.02.07.704566
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