How Habits Form in the Brain (and Why They're So Hard to Break)
A habit is a behavior compressed until it runs without you. The cue-routine-reward loop, why control shifts to autopilot, and why old habits are never really erased.
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A habit is a behavior compressed until it runs without you. The cue-routine-reward loop, why control shifts to autopilot, and why old habits are never really erased.
The first lie comes with a jolt of guilt; the tenth barely registers. The brain physically adapts to dishonesty — and the adaptation has been watched happening in a scanner.