@katrina.karanThe brain doesn't stay stressed about a new skill for long. Once you get the hang of it, the same task starts demanding less from you, sometimes after just one round of practice. That initial grind? It's only a phase. Keep at it.
Ver publicación originalFoto de @katrina.karan· Sep 5, 2026· Science
The image displays three brain scans labeled "Novice," "Intermediate," and "Skilled," illustrating brain activity during a motor tracking task. White areas indicate brain activation, with less activation visible in the "Skilled" scan compared to the "Novice" scan. The style is scientific and informative, with clear labels for brain regions like "Frontal," "Motor," and "Parietal." The text overlay reads: "The Cambridge handbook of expertise and expert performance" and "FIGURE 37.1. Activation of the brain, as a function of practice, in three periods of learning a motor tracking task. This is a maximum projection image, with white."
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green flags@katrina.karanThe brain doesn't stay stressed about a new skill for long. Once you get the hang of it, the same task starts demanding less from you, sometimes after just one round of practice. That initial grind? It's only a phase. Keep at it.
Ver publicación originalFoto de @katrina.karan· Sep 5, 2026· Science
The image displays three brain scans labeled "Novice," "Intermediate," and "Skilled," illustrating brain activity during a motor tracking task. White areas indicate brain activation, with less activation visible in the "Skilled" scan compared to the "Novice" scan. The style is scientific and informative, with clear labels for brain regions like "Frontal," "Motor," and "Parietal." The text overlay reads: "The Cambridge handbook of expertise and expert performance" and "FIGURE 37.1. Activation of the brain, as a function of practice, in three periods of learning a motor tracking task. This is a maximum projection image, with white."
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