Why mistakes sometimes build the brain, and sometimes don’t: how “failure” affects the brain
Within about 100 milliseconds of making a mistake, brains show a burst of electrical activity. Before a person consciously registers "I got that wrong," their error-monitoring systems have already flagged the mismatch between what they predicted and what actually happened.... READ MORE The post Why mistakes sometimes build the brain, and sometimes don’t: how “failure” affects the brain appeared first on StefanieFaye.
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