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Surprise helps people learn and think better, brain study finds
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Surprise helps people learn and think better, brain study finds
Surprise appears to help the brain loosen its grip on old expectations, allowing people to respond more accurately when circumstances change. Widening pupils and shifts in brain activity tracked a rapid alerting response that reduced perceptual bias and changed how strongly people learned from new information. The findings could help scientists better understand learning, decision-making and conditions involving attention, anxiety or rigid patte…
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