Habitual behavior creates a neural pathway which acts as a bridge between decisions and actions and more often than not a person is more likely to walk over that bridge over and over again. This repetition strengthens the neural circuit, causing the behavior to become increasingly automatic and less dependent upon conscious thought. Over time, the human brain shifts control from the prefrontal cortex, responsible for decision-making, to deeper structures like the basal ganglia, which specialize ...
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