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Both were shown a screen that had a set of randomly moving dots, and asked to determine whether there was any coherent motion, meaning that, despite the apparen
by markbnine 16y ago
Both were shown a screen that had a set of randomly moving dots, and asked to determine whether there was any coherent motion, meaning that, despite the apparent randomness, the dots had a tendency to head in a single direction
This article should have been titled, "Gamers make faster decisions than nongamers at video games." Duh.
- wake_up_sticky 16y agoMaybe you should read the entire article.
- markbnine 16y agoAm I missing something? All the tests were based on interfacing with a screen.
- saucetenuto 16y agoFrom the friendly article: "The same thing happened when the test was switched to a similar task based on tonal differences, indicating the success of gamers wasn't simply the result of their focus on visual cues."