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Researchers develop theory on traveling waves of activity in the human brain

Researchers develop theory on traveling waves of activity in the human brain
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Petra Ritter , Dominikp Koller , Dominik Koller , Johanna Quandt , Nature Communications , Berlin Institute Of Health At Charit , Department Of Neurology , Brain Simulation Section , Johanna Quandt Professor , Berlin Institute , Section Brain Simulation , Experimental Neurology ,

Intelligent Brains Take Longer To Solve Difficult Problems

Intelligent Brains Take Longer To Solve Difficult Problems
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Comunidad Autonoma De Cataluna , Michael Schirner , Petra Ritter , Department Of Neurology , Berlin Institute Of Health At Charit , Nature Communications , Brain Simulation Section , Berlin Institute , Experimental Neurology , Human Connectome Project ,

Intelligent brains take longer to solve difficult problems - News

Do intelligent people think faster? Researchers at the BIH and Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, together with a colleague from Barcelona, made the surprising finding that participants with higher intelligence scores were only quicker when tackling simple tasks, while they took longer to solve difficult problems than subjects with lower IQ scores. In personalized brain simulations of the 650 participants, the researchers could determine that brains with reduced synchrony between brain areas literally “jump to conclusions” when making decisions, rather than waiting until upstream brain regions could complete the processing steps needed to solve the problem. In fact, the brain models for higher score participants also needed more time to solve challenging tasks but made fewer errors. The scientists have now published their findings in the journal Nature Communications. ....

Petra Ritter , Michael Schirner , Berlin Institute Of Health At Charit , Department Of Neurology , Brain Simulation Section , Berlin Institute , Experimental Neurology , Human Connectome Project , Berliner Institut Für Gesundheitsforschung Charité Und Max Delbrück Centrum ,