Andrew Huberman· PhD
that when people engage in a hard task not an easy task but a hard task that the anterior mid singulate cortex activity is elevated
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that when people engage in a hard task not an easy task but a hard task that the anterior mid singulate cortex activity is elevated
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Anor mid singulate signal tracks the subjective value of effort exerted
anterior mid singulate activity increases get this during effort magnitude estimation even when people are just trying to gauge how much effort something's going to take
anterior mid singulate signal is associated with willingness to exert more effort