Good thinking but not much

                        

According to scientists, people who think more about their decisions have more cells in a particular part of the brain. Researchers at University College London have found that people who think too much have more cells in the frontal lobes than in the brain. Scientists have observed that the multiplicity of brain sizes depends on how people think about their decisions. But according to a national survey, some people think too much about their lives, their memory is impaired and they become depressed. Stephen Fleming, who is not part of the team of scientists, says that if you are unsure of the answer to a question on the show who wants to be a writer, you can get help from the audience. Researchers hope that learning more about the blast will help treat patients with mental illness, says author Dr. Remona Weil. In London, 32 volunteers were asked to make the hardest decision about the disease. They were given similar black and gray photographs and were asked about the brightest stain. He was then asked about his belief in the answer, although it was difficult to tell the difference. The pictures were placed in such a way that it would not be difficult without the help of someone else. The anterior prefrontal cortex had a higher number of cells in the front part of the brain of people who were more confident in their decision. Happiness and many other mental and emotional problems are also related to this part of the brain, the researchers hope. Knowing more about this difference in the brain will help treat patients with mental illness One of the authors, Dr. Remona Weil, says that mental illness is more of a problem for the mentally ill who do not know much about their disease. He says he hopes to increase the capacity of such patients to learn about their illness and not forget to take their medication. According to Dr. Remona, it is not a good idea to think too much about your thoughts. Out of this study, Dr. Yas or Nou de Tracy Halwa says that some people have a higher risk of developing depression due to a higher risk of anxiety.​