SCI & TECH● LOW5d ago · Oct 8, 2026, 7:29 AM
Ignacio Obeso, neuroscientist: “If the brain is always in a predictable state, it activates less; new habits must be created frequently”
Clarín · global
Los hábitos permiten realizar acciones de manera rápida y automática, y ahorran trabajo al cerebro, pero cambiarlos o adaptarlos a nuevas metas implica un esfuerzo cognitivo significativo.
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