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1 historically (regular migration and nomadic wandering).

2 work that are consistent with decreased mind-wandering.

3 application of JH III or JHM at the onset of wandering.

4 he "resting" brain to the occurrence of mind-wandering.

5 nts in cognitive processes that support mind wandering.

6 uses task, without affecting fluency or mind wandering.

7 r grit, which was then related to lower mind wandering.

8 mory, language and semantic memory, and mind wandering.

9 robes recording subjective responses of mind-wandering.

10 into the neuronal mechanism underlying mind-wandering.

11 or the relation between mindfulness and mind wandering.

12 rontoparietal control network (FPCN) in mind-wandering.

13 ve understanding of the neural basis of mind-wandering.

14 s are necessary and how they facilitate mind-wandering.

15 ning future and past events, and during mind wandering.

16 might be linked with the continuity of mind wandering.

17 of G proteins is required to constrain patch wandering.

18 ically sampled their thoughts to assess mind wandering.

19 ask need to be considered when studying mind wandering.

20 on of attention rather than spontaneous mind wandering.

21 cognitive control brain regions during mind wandering.

22 gions whose activation was modulated by wind wandering.

23 it as mediators between mindfulness and mind wandering, above and beyond age, gender, hours of medita

24 manner that discourages task-irrelevant mind wandering activities, encourages task-relevant note-taki

25 taset coupling demography and personality of wandering albatross (Diomedea exulans) in the Crozet Arc

26 ithin two genetically similar populations of wandering albatross Diomedea exulans from the Crozet and

27 Here, we used the wide-ranging wandering albatross Diomedea exulans to investigate pote

28 e analyse a new, high-resolution data set of wandering albatross flights, and find no evidence for Le

29 ion-exploitation strategy using wide ranging wandering albatrosses (Diomedea exulans) as a model syst

30 Wandering albatrosses (Diomedea exulans) forage over tho

31 Here, we use a 30-year study of wandering albatrosses (Diomedea exulans) to disentangle

32 ted increase in body mass of a population of wandering albatrosses (Diomedea exulans) with increasing

33 plasticity in response to wind conditions in wandering albatrosses (Diomedea exulans).

34 We found that wandering albatrosses behave as time minimizers during i

35 Using GPS loggers, we tracked 192 wandering albatrosses Diomedea exulans during four conse

36 we tracked 385 incubation foraging trips of wandering albatrosses Diomedea exulans, for which males

37 n squid beaks recovered from diet samples of wandering albatrosses Diomedea exulans, we assessed deca

38 We find that total prey masses captured by wandering albatrosses during Levy movements exceed daily

39 We studied over 3 years wandering albatrosses from the French Southern Territori

40 al biological system presented evidence that wandering albatrosses perform Levy flights when searchin

41 Wandering albatrosses usually breed biennially if succes

42 Wandering albatrosses were exposed to a wide range of co

43 rong winds and heavy rain in surface-seizing wandering albatrosses, and the probability of prey captu

44 Here, we explored whether wandering albatrosses, Diomedea exulans, respond to micr

45 Using GPS tracking data from 276 wandering albatrosses, we extract foraging parameters in

46 confirm these predictions in freely ranging wandering albatrosses.

47 situation mimicking naturally occurring mind-wandering, allowing us to precisely delineate neural reg

48 Mind wandering also involves a complex balance of costs and b

49 ing contain a random component, which causes wandering among synaptic configurations with equivalent

50 We tracked 33 wandering and 48 black-browed albatrosses from Bird Isla

51 ated higher cognitive functions through mind wandering and alternate uses tasks, respectively.

52 ound no evidence for sex differences in mind wandering and among those without ADHD males had higher

53 s showed a negative association between mind wandering and attention-demanding (model-based) tasks in

54 The first was sequential; in wandering and black-browed albatrosses, high levels of b

55 irment may be related to both increased mind wandering and decreased monitoring of task performance.

56 Notably, this benefit was specific to mind wandering and did not extend to other types of thought d

57 ng improves BCI performance by reducing mind wandering and enhancing self-awareness during the intent

58 effect of FAM on fast switching between mind wandering and focused attention and maintaining attentio

59 p-like states, was associated with both mind wandering and improved probabilistic learning, particula

60 reflects are only partially related to mind-wandering and include also attentional state fluctuation

61 In both experiments, music decreased mind-wandering and increased task-focus.

62 he potential role of cognitive effects (mind wandering and metacognition) in disrupting working memor

63 To explore the neural correlates of mind wandering and probabilistic learning, participants were

64 cted thought and executive functions to mind-wandering and psychedelic experience.

65 isingly small, and in some cases (e.g., mind-wandering and sustained attention), older adults perform

66 bnormalities is essential to avoid diagnosis wandering and therapeutic delay.

67 internally-directed processes, such as mind wandering and thoughts about the self.

68 ant after controlling for dispositional mind wandering and was corroborated by creativity ratings fro

69 t this activity reflects inattention or mind wandering (and, consequently, poor memory).

70 al paradigms (e.g., prospective memory, mind-wandering), and new avenues for research in this area ar

71 havioral symptoms such as repetitive speech, wandering, and sleep disturbances are a core clinical fe

72 Meta-awareness and regulation of mind-wandering are core cognitive components of most contempl

73 research suggests that mindfulness and mind wandering are opposing constructs.

74 ion (n = 15) they observed their body-double wandering around but not engaging with the crowd.

75 led out a general lapse in attention or mind wandering as being predictive of subsequent reductions i

76 We also investigated sex differences in mind wandering, as well as ADHD symptoms, impairment and well

77 he imagined content during non-directed mind-wandering, as well as the finding that relative orientat

78 N) deactivations were attenuated during mind wandering away from pain; (ii) functional connectivity f

79 , re-hospitalizations, death for any reason, wandering away without notifying anyone, violence agains

80 riented asymmetric UNC-40 localization and a wandering axon phenotype.

81 be cognitively impaired, exhibit symptoms of wandering, be verbally abusive, and have socially inappr

82 eral hippocampal stroke resulted in atypical wandering behavior coincident with ipsilesional terminal

83 The transition from foraging to wandering behavior is associated with a striking reversa

84 D) suffer from spatial memory impairment and wandering behavior, but the brain circuit mechanisms cau

85 the frontal lobes play a causal role in mind-wandering behavior.

86 o populate the heart and instead exhibited a wandering behavior.

87 easured varying levels of self-reported mind-wandering, behavioral variability, and brain activity wi

88 rning was not only immune to periods of mind wandering but was positively associated with it.

89 al representation of different types of mind wandering, but also highlights the importance of taking

90 find the default network active during mind wandering, but these studies have yielded mixed results

91 tin-directed membrane traffic contributes to wandering by diluting local polarity factors.

92 urther examine the neural correlates of mind wandering by examining mind wandering during strategic r

93 the first time, to our knowledge, that mind wandering can be enhanced externally using brain stimula

94 nectivity revealed associations between mind wandering capacity and connectivity within and between r

95 support a relationship between altered mind wandering capacity in neurodegenerative disorders and st

96 alidated thought-sampling task to probe mind wandering capacity in two neurodegenerative disorders: b

97 atients displayed significantly reduced mind wandering capacity, offset by a significant increase in

98 Mind-wandering characterizes much of waking life and is often

99 We found that even though mind-wandering co-occurred with increased behavioral variabil

100 l levels were best explained by intense mind-wandering combined with stable behavior simultaneously,

101 We believe assessing mind wandering could be especially relevant to individuals, i

102 Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking of wandering (Diomedea exulans) and black-browed albatrosse

103 ve DRS, and embryos displayed abducens nerve wandering distinct from the Chn1KI/KI phenotype.

104 n shown to correlate with the degree of mind-wandering during attentional tasks.

105 examination of the neural correlates of mind wandering during discourse comprehension and shows that

106 However, regardless of task, greater mind wandering during incubation predicted greater within-sub

107 Mind wandering during incubation was assessed with a validate

108 rrelates of mind wandering by examining mind wandering during strategic reading comprehension.

109 uggest a potentially beneficial role of mind wandering during the incubation of a creative writing ta

110 subsequent performance, possibly due to mind wandering during these breaks.

111 ing pain coupled with thought probes of mind wandering, dynamic resting state activity fluctuations,

112 emory performance (d = 0.65), increased mind wandering (Exp 1), and decreased metacognitive accuracy

113 We also assessed self-reported "mind wandering" (Exp 1) and metacognitive accuracy about ongo

114 on and the proneness to distraction and mind-wandering, experienced in real-life situations.

115 Prior studies of mind wandering find the default network active during mind wa

116 sults provide direct, in vivo evidence for a wandering form of neuronal migration involved in the add

117 Participants provided ratings of mind wandering frequency that were used to investigate intera

118 I describe my wanderings from the United States to East Germany and ba

119 ings some much-needed order for two infamous wandering groups, the ctenophores and the Xenacoelomorph

120 In the cognitive neurosciences, mind wandering has been associated with several distinct neur

121 Neural substrates of "mind wandering" have been widely reported, yet experiments ha

122 Studies exploring the phenomenology of mind wandering highlight the importance of its content and re

123 Mind wandering, however, does not seem to be detrimental for

124 vity of a brain network associated with mind wandering (i.e. default mode network).

125 Artificially blocking patch wandering impairs gradient tracking.

126 help identify the neural correlates of mind wandering in a causal manner, in contrast to the correla

127 sorders and validates current models of mind wandering in a clinical population.

128 n a linguistic baseline model capturing mind-wandering in absence of suicidal ideation.

129 studies highlight the role of excessive mind wandering in attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (A

130 Studies have characterized mind wandering in healthy people, yet there is limited unders

131 atent cognitive processes, we show that mind wandering in humans is characterized by inefficiencies i

132 ions was associated with more sustained mind wandering in particular thought domains during resting-s

133 which the larva stops feeding and initiates wandering in preparation for metamorphosis.

134 ring the initial stage of the task, and mind wandering in the later stage.

135 , however, leaving membrane proteins largely wandering in the wilderness.

136 The origin of planetary mass objects (PMOs) wandering in young star clusters remains enigmatic, espe

137 ure is illustrated by the experience of mind wandering, in which attention switches from a current ta

138 designed to either promote or suppress mind wandering, influence creativity in a writing task.

139 lso highlights the importance of taking mind wandering into consideration when studying brain organiz

140 Mind wandering is an ubiquitous phenomenon in everyday life.

141 current investigation demonstrated that mind-wandering is associated with activity in a default netwo

142 Mind wandering is markedly different from other cognitive beh

143 It remains unknown whether such mind wandering is unsystematic or whether it lawfully relates

144 Enhanced locomotory activity (ELA), such as wandering, is a normal behavior that occurs at the end o

145 resistance to apoptosis, however, is lost in wandering L3 animals after acquiring a heightened sensit

146 uring these CPs increases the time taken for wandering larvae to recover from electroshock-induced se

147 ause- and non-diapause-destined third instar wandering larvae, and are then downregulated throughout

148 entral axons, including midline crossing and wandering longitudinal trajectories.

149 reduce the likelihood of microbial spread by wandering macrophages containing infectious cargo.

150 Wandering males, in contrast, have expansive home ranges

151 We examined if mind wandering may facilitate model-free processes, such as p

152 ies reflect the dynamic tension between mind-wandering, meta-awareness, and directed attention, and m

153 grew into the limb more slowly than normal, wandering more widely, branching more frequently, and so

154 I argue that spontaneous mental travel (mind wandering), much like data augmentation in machine learn

155 "emptiness of mind," comparing it with mind wandering (MW) and on-task (ON) states.

156 Mind wandering (MW) refers to the disengagement of attention

157 eated in meditation-naive adults during mind wandering (MW) without (n = 13; repeatability controls)

158 However, examinations of dysfunctional mind wandering (MW)-internally oriented thoughts that contrib

159 ) 2 or more ADL dependencies and presence of wandering/need for supervision, or (3) needing help with

160 the DLPFC might be an integral part of mind-wandering neural machinery.

161 instar transition from foraging (feeding) to wandering (non-feeding) behavior occurs prior to puparia

162 Mind wandering, occupying 30-50% of our waking time, remains

163 The apparent wandering of axons across the repair defies surgical con

164 d profound midline stalling and overshooting/wandering of post-crossing axons.

165 ar phase equations describing the stochastic wandering of spontaneously formed tuning curves or bump

166 ouse, demonstrating the influx and incessant wandering of T lymphocytes.

167 The next section of this memoir traces the wanderings of an itinerant academic who moved from Bosto

168 tip during growth, with the polarization cap wandering off the projection tip, arresting morphogenesi

169 Mind wandering often interferes with reading comprehension, a

170 Wandering or agitation occurred at 3 or more of 4 consec

171 Misidentification, wandering or agitation, and physical aggression increase

172 orted widespread niche stasis above randomly wandering or directional change.

173 taneous ideas to emerge from subsequent mind wandering or other activities that attract attention, fa

174 states with reportable content, such as mind-wandering or sensory perceptions, the neural correlates

175 sociated with self-reported episodes of mind-wandering, or thoughts that are unrelated to the present

176 ing gastrulation, (2) matrix associated with wandering, phagocytic hemocytes, (3) basement membranes

177 e and rhenium diselenide is characterized by wandering principal optical axes in the space-wavelength

178 The physical origin of wandering principal optical axes is explained using a mu

179 We envision that the wandering principal optical axes of the investigated low

180 t prefrontal tDCS is unable to modulate mind-wandering propensity or influence underlying brain funct

181 g evidence over the ability to modulate mind-wandering propensity with anodal transcranial direct cur

182 effect of tDCS on task performance nor mind-wandering propensity.

183 9), as well as flow (r(345) = 0.12) and mind wandering (r(345) = 0.39) scores.

184 ovement is sensitive to pheromone dose, with wandering reduced on the up-gradient side of the cell, r

185 Mind wandering represents the human capacity for internally f

186 Wandering salamanders (Aneides vagrans) reside in the cr

187 n ADHD patient reports, the Mind Excessively Wandering Scale (MEWS), we previously found adults with

188 4) or traumatic (2) cyst, and splenopexy for wandering spleen (2).

189 Clinical presentation of a wandering spleen can vary from asymptomatic abdominal ma

190 Wandering spleen is a rare clinical condition which can

191 Wandering spleen is a rare condition which if uncorrecte

192 We present a case of wandering spleen with torsion and complete infarction th

193 When larvae stop feeding and enter the wandering stage in preparation for metamorphosis, the co

194 th of the wing imaginal disks of non-feeding wandering stage Manduca sexta can be stopped by removal

195 al fat body but not in epidermis from either wandering stage or allatectomized larvae, which lack hig

196 ental progression of larvae from foraging to wandering stage.

197 rms at 2 days after the start of the natural wandering stage.

198 To understand how this mind-wandering state emerges, we asked whether retrieving aut

199 e information-processing demands of the mind-wandering state suggests that it involves perceptual dec

200 increase in task-focus and decrease in mind-wandering states with music-to environments with more di

201 ed marker for a well-defined feature of mind wandering-stimulus-independent, task-unrelated thought (

202 n orientation distinguishing cruising versus wandering strategies.

203 tworks was especially strong during the mind wandering task.

204 regions are at times more active during mind wandering than during a task with low control demands, s

205 adults with ADHD had elevated levels of mind wandering that contributed to impairment independently o

206 cospinal neurons, exhibited similar abducens wandering that paralleled previously reported gait alter

207 ations of the RNA spend long periods of time wandering the free-energy landscape before sampling one

208 ict GSC numbers was much earlier, during the wandering third-instar larval stage.

209 ients demonstrated comparable levels of mind wandering to controls, in the context of a relatively su

210 A second step introduced the meandering, or wandering, trajectories observed in natural dendritic br

211 The pheromone gradient appears to bias wandering via interactions between receptor-activated Gb

212 atial differences within the DMN, while mind wandering was associated to an early lateral and late do

213 In the patient groups, mind wandering was associated with gray matter integrity in t

214 Spontaneous, as opposed to deliberate mind wandering, was particularly beneficial for extracting th

215 diation by showing that mindfulness and mind wandering were related through self-compassion and grit.

216 lt mode of humans appears to be that of mind-wandering, which correlates with unhappiness, and with a

217 gulation and cerebral representation of mind wandering, which occurs unavoidably during resting-state

218 trategies may minimize the downsides of mind wandering while maintaining its productive aspects.