New research shows that individuals with higher cognitive ability have stronger, more flexible synchronization of brain rhythms--specifically theta waves--in the midfrontal region during mentally demanding tasks. These neural signals coordinate dynamically, especially during moments of decision-making, allowing people to maintain focus and adapt more quickly to changing rules.
New research shows that individuals with higher cognitive ability have stronger, more flexible synchronization of brain rhythms--specifically theta waves--in the midfrontal region during mentally demanding tasks. These neural signals coordinate dynamically, especially during moments of decision-making, allowing people to maintain focus and adapt more quickly to changing rules.
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