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Curiosity changes the brain to boost memory and learning
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Christian
Published: 10-04-2014 04:01 am
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Here is the original research article
- People are better at learning information that they are curious about
- Memory for incidental material presented during curious states was also enhanced
- Curiosity associated with anticipatory activity in nucleus accumbens and midbrain
- Memory benefits for incidental material depend on midbrain-hippocampus involvement
http://www.cell.com/neuron/abstract/S0896-6273%2814%2900804-6
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