Daily dynamics of the temporal orientations of mind wandering: chronotype matters!

Neurosci Conscious · 2025 · PMC12476140 · PMID 41020058

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a negative trendno p-value reported

Our analysis showed an insignificant association between chronotype and mind wandering probability, only pointing to a negative trend.

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a decreasing trendno p-value reported

These results suggest that while eveningness is associated with a decreasing trend in the proportion of present-oriented thoughts throughout the day, this proportion increased in association with morningness and did not change significantly in intermediate chronotypes (see Fig. 5b and c ).

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