American neuropsychologist and author whose Hardwiring Happiness presents the practice of taking in the good — deliberately dwelling on positive experiences to shift the brain's negativity bias through neuroplasticity.
Developed the most accessible and neuroscientifically grounded practice for counteracting the brain's negativity bias — the instruction to consciously dwell on positive experiences for 20-30 seconds to allow them to consolidate into lasting neural structure — making positive neuroplasticity practical.
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