Researchers at Rutgers University-Newark have found that how much a person feels in control after a setback is linked with whether he strives to bounce back or simply gives up. The study, published in the journal iNeuron/i, also finds that when these setbacks occur, the level of control we perceive may even determine which of two distinct parts of the brain will handle the crisis. "Think of the student who failed an exam," says Jamil Bhanji, a postdoctoral ...Friday 5 September 2014
Feeling in Control Linked With Ability to Bounce Back or Give Up Following a Setback
Researchers at Rutgers University-Newark have found that how much a person feels in control after a setback is linked with whether he strives to bounce back or simply gives up. The study, published in the journal iNeuron/i, also finds that when these setbacks occur, the level of control we perceive may even determine which of two distinct parts of the brain will handle the crisis. "Think of the student who failed an exam," says Jamil Bhanji, a postdoctoral ...
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