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چکیده : 

Mindfulness has been associated with anxiety and depression,

but the ways in which specific facets of mindfulness relate to

symptoms of anxiety and depression remains unclear. The

purpose of the current study was to investigate associations

between specific facets of mindfulness (e.g., observing, describing,

nonjudging, acting with awareness, and nonreactivity) and

dimensions of anxiety and depression symptoms (e.g., anxious

arousal, general distress-anxiety, general distress-depression,

and anhedonic depression) while controlling for shared

variance among variables. Participants were 187 treatmentseeking

adults.Mindfulness was measured using the Five Facet

Mindfulness Questionnaire and symptoms of depression and

anxiety were measured using theMood and Anxiety Symptom

Questionnaire. Bivariate correlations showed that all facets of

mindfulness were significantly related to all dimensions of

anxiety and depression, with two exceptions: describing

was unrelated to general distress-anxiety, and observing

was unrelated to all symptom clusters. Path analysis was

used to simultaneously examine associations between

mindfulness facets and depression and anxiety symptoms.

Significant and marginally significant pathways were

retained to construct a more parsimonious model and

model fit indices were examined. The parsimonious model

indicated that nonreactivity was significantly inversely

associated with general distress anxiety symptoms.Describing

was significantly inversely associated with anxious arousal,

while observing was significantly positively associated with it.

Nonjudging and nonreactivity were significantly inversely

related to general distress-depression and anhedonic depression

symptomatology. Acting with awareness was not

significantly associated with any dimensions of anxiety or

depression. Findings support associations between specific

facets of mindfulness and dimensions of anxiety and

depression and highlight the potential utility of targeting

these specific aspects of mindfulness in interventions for

anxiety and mood disorders.