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This document is page 22 of a book or article discussing cognitive neuroscience, marked with the Bates number 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030289'. The text describes an experiment by neuroscientist Sara Bengtsson demonstrating that positive or negative priming affects cognitive performance and the brain's ability to learn from mistakes, supporting the idea of self-fulfilling prophecies. The document contains no direct references to Jeffrey Epstein; its relevance is likely derived from its inclusion as evidence in a broader investigation.
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| Sara Bengtsson | Cognitive neuroscientist |
Devised and conducted an experiment on college students to study the effects of positive and negative expectations on...
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The footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030289' is a Bates number suggesting this document is an exhibit for an investigation by ...
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A neuroscience experiment was conducted to test how expectations affect reality. College students were 'primed' with positive words (e.g., 'smart', 'clever') or negative words (e.g., 'stupid', 'ignorant') before a cognitive test. Those primed positively performed better. Brain scans showed that when positively-primed students made an error, their prefrontal cortex showed increased activity (a sign of learning), whereas negatively-primed students' brains showed no such response, indicating they expected to fail and did not process the error as a learning opportunity.
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Sara Bengtsson
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Anterior medial part of the prefrontal cortex
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A brain region involved in self-reflection and recollection that showed enhanced activity in experiment participants ...
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The text states, 'To answer this question, my colleague, cognitive neuroscientist Sara Bengtsson...'
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"Take notice — wrong answer!"Source
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