Control and Reward
The brain's reward center lights up when individuals feel a sense of control, akin to receiving tangible rewards like food or money. This desire for agency is deeply rooted in our survival instincts, as making choices often leads to better outcomes. Conversely, a lack of control can induce anxiety, highlighting the importance of autonomy in our lives, whether in everyday decisions or high-stress situations like flying.In this clip
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