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The answer is a bit tongue in cheek, but I invite you to try it out and report back with results (haven't tried it myself): Cambridge University releases a bra
by kratom_sandwich 4y ago
The answer is a bit tongue in cheek, but I invite you to try it out and report back with results (haven't tried it myself):
Cambridge University releases a brain-training app that improves concentration akin to Ritalin - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-22/cambridge-uni-develops-app-with-ritalin-like-effects/10737268 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-22/cambridge-uni-develop...
- tastysandwich 4y agoThat's from 2019, so do we know how it has fared since then? Have any other studies confirmed their results? I'm fascinated as it sounds too good to be true (and usually such things are)
- belkarx 4y agoLooks like it's overfitting - the tasks in the video game (based on the demo vid) are very similar to the task used to measure changes in attention (test retest!). Sample size could also be bigger.
- tastysandwich 4y agoAnd the sample was of healthy people, rather than people with ADHD (who benefit from Ritalin).