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Tiny brain structure anticipates what we are about to see or feel, study finds
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| Medical Xpress | 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 anticip |
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