I abandoned my cognitive training research plans after some piloting of a task. I had a number of data driven reasons for it, but a personal one was that I doub

I abandoned my cognitive training research plans after some piloting of a task. I had a number of data driven reasons for it, but a personal one was that I doubted that cognitive training would ever be more effective for the majority of people than spending that time exercising, and following better sleep habits. Sure one can do all three, but for many there are real time constraints (anyone with kids here agree?) and choices have to be made...and choosing to sit down in front of a computer for cognitive training is probably not the right choice.