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Self-control-regulating brain area seperate from action-taking area: Study
Irani | Aug 23 2007
brain area in the fronto median cortex that was activated when participants intentionally withhold a planned action in the last moment
At times, you need to control some of your much desired activities; you otherwise would have not given a second thought for! But, how do you control it? Habit? 'Self-control' is not built just out of habit - but is physiologically regulated! Yes,...
Tags: Self-control-regulating brain area, Action-taking brain area, University of Pennsylvania, Time resolution methods, Decision making neurology, Technology

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