The way your brain adapts during difficult times may give you some surprising advantages
or ability to appreciate new thoughts, experiences, feelings, and activities. In the words of the authors, “broadening our openness and exploring enables us to learn and make new discoveries” .
Can flipping the switch in your brain to allow you to solve new problems actually benefit your brain’s health over time? According to a 2015 paper by Mathias Ziegler et al., people high in personality openness are less likely to experience cognitive declines later in life. Their “Openness-Fluid-Crystallized-” model proposes that the more open you are to new ideas, activities, and thoughts, the more your inherent, “fluid” intelligence will benefit.
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