Tiny brain structure anticipates what we are about to see or feel, study finds
The human brain is constantly taking in information about the world through sight, touch, hearing and the other senses. Influential theories in neuroscience and psychology suggest that it also anticipates incoming sensory information, preparing to process what we are likely to see or feel in specific scenarios.
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