Do you have citations for this? I’d love to look more into the research.

The areas of the brain that make up the default mode network — the medial temporal lobe, the medial prefrontal cortex, and the posterior cingulate cortex — are turned off when we engage in attention-demanding tasks. But they are very active in autobiographical memory (our personal archive of life experiences); theory of mind (essentially, our ability to imagine what others are thinking and feeling); and — this one’s a doozy — self-referential processing (basically, crafting a coherent sense of self).
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Do you have citations for this? I’d love to look more into the research.
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