In a nutshell Mind wandering isn’t always harmful to learning – research shows it actually improves our ability to detect ...

A new study finds that spontaneous mind wandering may actually boost learning during tasks that require minimal attention.

When people let their minds wander during tasks that require attention and active thinking, it can hurt how well they learn ...

Scientists used statistics to build a behavioural analyses of the participants, and said their work indicated a "distinct" association between mind-wandering and probabilistic learning.

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When performing a task that doesn’t require much attention, people who let their minds wander display sleep-like brain activity that is linked to better performance.