How Brain can Ignore Distractions

A new research has provided a deeper insight into how brain can ignore distractions and can achieve such optimal inattention. The study led by Brown University examined some volunteers to whom they asked to ignore the sensation that will be created in their fingers and toes, and they analyzed the power of brain functions through magnetoencephalography (MEG) scans. The researchers saw a significant difference in alpha rhythm synchrony between the Inferior ...