- In encountering new information, being confused at first often leads to less interest and hinders any possible learning. But for people high in trait openness, confusion is a good thing and coupled with greater interest -- a sign that learning is happening. https://www.behaviorist.biz/oh-behave-a-blog/confusion-interest-learning 39 comments science
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