Make the most of your mistakes:
Are errors evidence of mental limitations or portals of discovery?
In 2017, researchers at University of Kansas set out to study the brain’s response to errors. A group of volunteers played a game that was rigged to elicit mistakes; the players had NO path to victory. Afterwards, the volunteers were divided into two subsets:
Group A
“Don’t feel bad about your performance. You did your best.” The researchers rehashed the…
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