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    This document discusses a study that examined the relationship between meditation and cognitive processing speed (CPS) in young adults. The study assessed CPS using the Trail Making Test-A in 102 participants aged 20-30, comparing 50 regular meditators to 52 non-meditating controls. The results found no significant difference in CPS between the two groups, indicating that there was no significant relationship between regular meditation and CPS in young adults.

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    Meditation and Cognitive Processing Speed

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    This document discusses a study that examined the relationship between meditation and cognitive processing speed (CPS) in young adults. The study assessed CPS using the Trail Making Test-A in 102 participants aged 20-30, comparing 50 regular meditators to 52 non-meditating controls. The results found no significant difference in CPS between the two groups, indicating that there was no significant relationship between regular meditation and CPS in young adults.

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    MEDITATION AND COGNITIVE PROCESSING SPEED

    Yonathan Andrian*, Anthonius Kurniadi*

    *Neurology Department of Sam Ratulangi University

    ABSTRACT

    Background: Meditation has a well-known reputation for bringing a good effect for
    human mind. It has an even greater effect if practiced regularly on a daily basis and can affect
    many domains in cognitive functions. This research focuses on specific cognitive function, the
    cognitive processing speed (CPS). It generally refers to the speed of task completion with a reasonable
    degree of accuracy.

    Objective: Determining the relationship between meditation and CPS in healthy young
    adult population

    Method: This is a cross sectional study conducted among 102 participants aged 20-30.
    Assessment for CPS using Trail Making Test A (TMT-A)

    Result: There were 50 participants who meditate regularly from Pineleng Ministry
    Training Institute and 52 participant as a control subject. Ten (20%) subjects who meditate
    regularly and 9 (17,3%) control subject can finish the test within the time limit. There was no
    significant relationship between meditation and CPS (p>0,05)

    Conclusion: There was no significant relationship between meditation and CPS (p>0,05)

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