Habits and brain mutations: neuroscience reveals how your brain creates the image of yourself and how breaking bad patte
Richard Cross, "Habits and brain mutations: neuroscience reveals how your brain creates the image of yourself and how breaking bad patte"
English | ISBN: 1797713760 | 2019 | 86 pages | MOBI | 250 KB
English | ISBN: 1797713760 | 2019 | 86 pages | MOBI | 250 KB
If you want to know what happens in your brain when it makes and breaks habits and what neuroscience says about habit formation, then keep reading.
Habits are a huge part of all our lives.
Each of us has a multitude of habits that we engage in regularly. We use habits to get us up in the morning and ready for work, but some habits aren’t so great, such as spending hours on social media at night.
Habits are an easy way for the brain to delegate less important tasks to our basal ganglia so we can use the cerebral cortex to concentrate on more important things.
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