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HSIUNG, ABBY, JIA-HOU POH, HUETTEL, SCOTT, ADCOCK, ALISON |
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Scientific American; Sep2024, Vol. 331 Issue 2, p78-79, 2p, 1 Cartoon or Caricature |
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The article explores the concept of curiosity and its relationship with the desire for immediate answers. While curiosity is often seen as a motivation to quickly obtain information and reduce uncertainty, the article argues that there are different flavors of curiosity. The authors conducted a study in which participants watched videos and reported their curiosity levels and willingness to wait for the answer. They found that greater curiosity actually led to more patience and a desire to experience the process of discovery. The article highlights the complexity of curiosity and its potential benefits for learning and memory. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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