> The subjects laid inside an FMRI machine with a mirror that allowed them to see a cue immediately followed by a display of moving dots. Participants were aske

> The subjects laid inside an FMRI machine with a mirror that allowed them to see a cue immediately followed by a display of moving dots. Participants were asked to press a button in their right or left hand to indicate the direction the dots were moving, or resist pressing either button if there was no directional movement. > The study found that video game players were faster and more accurate with their responses. Their "decision-making" test was a video game. And video game players appeared to be better at said game. Good grief.