The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg examines several case studies that show how habit formation and habit alteration affect daily living.
Several case studies explain how habits form, why they occur, how they may be changed, how organizations use habits to attract customers or manage employees, and the potentially disastrous repercussions of a poorly managed habit.
The brain's habit-forming mechanisms have been studied in several studies of persons with unusual habits or modified them. A three-part feedback loop produces the habit stored in the basal ganglia to improve neuronal efficiency.
These contain triggers that start the habit loop, a routine to follow, and feedback that tells the brain to remember the habit in the future. Keeping the signal and reward in place might change habits.
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