Stop scrolling compulsively, drop the cigarette, get out of a toxic relationship... We know what we should do. And yet, the brain resists. But a new study published in Nature Communications just pointed out something fascinating: the key to change would already be in us, and is triggered precisely when things don't go as planned. The brain's response after a disappointment Neuroscientists from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIS…
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Stop scrolling compulsively, drop the cigarette, get out of a toxic relationship... We know what we should do. And yet, the brain resists. But a new study published in Nature Communications just pointed out something fascinating: the key to change would already be in us, and is triggered precisely when things don't go as planned. The brain's response after a disappointment Neuroscientists from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIS…