A 2013 longitudinal study revealed that people who played strategic video games had better problem-solving skills which also correlated with improved grades in school.
Gamers are better at allocating attention
Dr. Daphne Beverly ran a functional MRI study into the mechanism that controls attentional allocation & this resulted in improved & efficient performance in people who play games.
Neuro-simulations showed that people who played video games were better at collecting visual & auditory stimuli to be able to make decisions more effectively &ย efficiently.
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I write, design, I edit videos + some other experiments ๐งช :. on refactored perception + trying to improve cognition using info clusters & visuals ~
Some ideas highlighting the fine line between the brain of a gamer vs. the one of a non-gamer. I have also created a video on this: Speed & Agility - The Key to Getting More Done https://youtu.be/OtpIdRNUMKM
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