Mindfulness (N Y) May 2025 PMID 40535578

Synchronous Smiles and Hearts: Dyadic Meditations Enhance Closeness and Prosocial Behavior in Virtual and In-Person Settings.

Vera U Ludwig, Lana Prieur, Scott M Rennie, Andrew Beswerchij, Devora Weintraub, Blaire Berry, Jenny Wey, Katelyn Candido, Michael L Platt

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  • Dyadic meditations like JustLikeMe (JLM) and mutual gazing promote feelings of closeness, positive perceptions, and prosocial behaviors both virtually and in person, with stronger effects observed for JLM.
  • These practices lead to emotional and physiological synchrony, such as smiling and heart rate alignment, which may be key mechanisms behind their positive impact on relationships and social connection.
  • Incorporating dyadic meditations could help combat loneliness and strengthen social bonds, supporting overall wellbeing and health.]

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