Recent research has shown why we may be more quick to blame others for their actions, instead of praise them, and it all comes down to the parts of the brain involved in each of those processes. A study from Duke University found that blame comes from an emotional part of the brain, while praise comes from a more logical brain area. The study co-author notes, “blame and credit… are not two sides of the same coin, but two different processes.”
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http://fortune.com/2015/12/04/brain-wired-praise-blame/
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我們大都傾向於責備他人的行動，而不是讚美他人，最新的研究發現，其原因出自處理這兩種行爲的不同大腦部位。來自杜克大學的一項研究發現，責備是來自大腦處理情感的部位，而讚美是來自一個處理較爲邏輯性問題的大腦區域。因此研究人員指出，「責備和讚美…并不是同一枚硬幣的兩面，而是兩個不同的大腦活動。」
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