According to the brain science of resistance, which of the key neural factors is an example of a fixed mindset?

The correct answer is C. Cognitive rigidity. Cognitive Rigidity: This represents a fixed mindset, where individuals resist new ways of thinking or acting. Neuroscience highlights that flexibility is key to adapting to change.

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According to the brain science of resistance, which of the key neural factors is an example of a fixed mindset?

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ARoutine seeking.
BEmotional reaction to forced change.
CCognitive rigidity.
DShort-term focus.

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B
5% (1)
C
95% (19)

Explanation

Cognitive Rigidity: This represents a fixed mindset, where individuals resist new ways of thinking or acting. Neuroscience highlights that flexibility is key to adapting to change.

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