个人相对剥夺与幸福感：正念的调节作用

Personal relative deprivation (PRD) is associated with worse psychological well-being, yet relatively little is known about the psychological factors that may buffer these associations. Drawing on evidence that mindfulness is associated with more adaptive responses to negative experiences, we examined mindfulness as one such potential buffering factor. Although trait mindfulness did not attenuate the immediate impact of unfavourable social comparisons of affluence on resentment (Study 1), Studies 2a/b found that associations between trait PRD and psychological distress were weaker at higher le