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Similarly, both explain which parts of the brain benefit from mistakes. Meaning the parts, and neurons that are affected when making a mistake.

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The article talks more about neuroplasticity and how your brain responds to mistakes, however the video talks more about mistakes that help you improve your success.

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The article says that when neurons in your brain are activated the connections between them get stronger. On the other hand, the video states that when a mistake is made, synapses fire through parts of your brain while you learn.

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Both the video and article explain why making mistakes helps your brain rewire itself to help you improve next time you complete the same task.

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In the article, it talks about how neurons in the brain make pathways to complete tasks. However, in the video it talks about how mistakes help your brain.

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They both address how mistakes are good for your brain growth.

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Likewise, both the article and the video talk about how mistakes are good for your brain.

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The article “Why Making Mistakes is Good for Your Brain” by Caitlyn Meagher and the video “Fear Of Failure? Here's Why Making Mistakes Is Good For Your Brain!” ICONIQ Psychology shows that making mistakes is good for brain growth in similar and different ways.

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Both the video and article address the fact that mistakes and failures are good for the brain.

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The article mentions when the brain makes a mistake it doesn't do it again. But instead the video talks about being challenged is good for our brain growth.

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The article and video state that we shouldnt be afraid to make mistakes.

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The video talks about growth mindset and the video talks about being scared of failure.

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In contrast, the article is more descriptive than the video because it explains why your brain adapts, and how it works, but the video only explains what happens when you make mistakes.

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The article “Why making mistakes is good for Your Brain” by Caitlyn Meagher and the video “Fear of Failure? Here’s why it is Good For Your Brain!”by ICONIQ Psychology addresses the topic of making mistakes and the brain in similar and different ways.

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Both the article and the video talk about how making mistakes is good for the brain.

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The video shows that people who are not afraid to fail, but when they do, don't blame themselves which makes them achieve their goal at a higher level.  Similarly, the article shows that people who make mistakes, ultimetly achieve harder tasks than perfect people.

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The article talks about the growth mindset while the video talks about the fear of failure.

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In the same way both the article and the video talk about how your brain develops.

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In the video it talks about the fear of failure, but on the other hand the article talks about a growth mindset.

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The article “Why making mistakes is good for Your Brain” by Caitlyn Meagher and the video “Fear Of Failure” by ICONIQ Psychology address the overall topic of mistakes in similar and different ways.

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The article addresses how having a growth mindset can help with brain growth, however the video says that in mistake friendly classrooms students increase effort.

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Both the article and video talk about the idea of a growth mindset.

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Claim: These two texts, “Why Making Mistakes are Good for the Brain” by Catalin Meagher, and “Fear of Failure? Here's Why Making Mistakes is Good for Your Brain”, delivers the topic of brain growth in similar and different ways by explaining the same topic.

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Next, the article talks about parts of the brain and the video says why mistakes are helpful.

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Both the article and the video state that if we aren't afraid to make mistakes we can improve and accomplish more.

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In the article “Why Making Mistakes is Good for Your Brain” by Caitlyn Meagher and in the video “Fear Of Failure? Here's Why Making Mistakes Is Good For Your Brain!” by ICONIQ Phycology addresses the overall topic of how making mistakes is good for your brain.

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The article “Why Making Mistakes is Good For Your Brain” by Caitlin Meagher and the video “Fear of failure? Here’s Why Making Mistakes Is Good For Your Brain!” by ICONIQ Psychology both video and article both are about how mistakes and failures are good for brain growth.

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In the article it talks about how a growth mindset makes your brain think of making mistakes as an opportunity for growth. Likewise, the video talks about how you need a good mindset to be able to learn from your mistakes.

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Both talk about how mistakes are good for the brain.