Staring off into space: Adults spend most their waking lives

Staring off into space: Adults spend most their waking lives daydreaming. But do we know how to control our imagination correctly?


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Staring off into space: Adults spend most their waking lives daydreaming. But do we know how to control our imagination correctly?By Rebecca Renner, New York Times
Last Updated: Apr 12, 2021, 02:26 PM IST
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For decades, psychologists have equated daydreaming with a failure of cognitive control, focusing on how it stunts abilities like task processing, reading comprehension and memory.
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