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The study was published in the journal Neuroimage
The research project involved 47 college-age participants
People who play video games are faster and more accurate with their responses

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Are you glued to video games? Study claims it might help you

Name: Are you glued to video games? Study claims it might help you
Uploaded: 2022-07-28T10:50:32.000+05:30
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Description: Research suggests video game players have enhanced brain activity and superior decision-making skills.

Research suggests video game players have enhanced brain activity and superior decision-making skills.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Are you glued to video games? Study claims it might help you

Do you love playing video games? Well, we've some good news for you. According to a new research, video games improve decision-making skills and even have a positive effect on the region of the brain that takes care of this function.

Published in the journal Neuroimage, the research project involved 47 participants, with 28 categorised as regular video game players and 19 as non-players. During the study, the brain activity of participants was monitored while they played a simple test game.

As per the findings, people who play video games are quick and more accurate with their responses. Researchers also noted that video games could be a useful tool for training in perceptual decision-making.

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