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Physiological Counterpart of "Flow"
- Coincides with less activity in the left hemisphere and greater activity in the right hemisphere
- Associated with moderate activation of the sympathetic nervous system, and possibly co-activation of sympathetic and parasympathetic branches
- Associated with specific patterns of evoked potential in brain waves.
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Physiological Counterpart of "Flow"
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Flow as a Key to Happiness and Fulfillment
Examples of Flow-Inducing Activities
An experienced software developer is working on a complex coding problem. They are so engrossed in the task that they lose track of time, their actions feel effortless and intuitive, and they are not thinking about their salary or potential promotion, but are driven purely by the challenge of solving the problem. Which of the following best explains the developer's psychological state?