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What happens in a dog’s brain when it’s told to wait?
- Researchers studied dogs’ brain activity when the dogs were told to stop or wait.
- A Hungarian research team used awake, noninvasive electroencephalography to measure the dogs’ neural activity.
- The study found brain activity resembling the human neural signature of self-control when the dogs restrained their behavior.
- The EEG activity resembled human theta activity in both frequency and location during self-control situations.
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