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<blockquote data-quote="lee1000" data-source="post: 3132991" data-attributes="member: 8506"><p>You know what else sharpens cognitive skills? Actually learning a skill, for instance gunsmithing, hunting, working on cars, woodworking, home improvement. I'm bedding my first rifle over the next week.</p><p></p><p>From your article:</p><p>"Although evidence shows that some video games designed for health and educational purposes are effective, many of the assessment studies and trials that have been conducted are not of equal quality and often lack a control group and adequate power, noted Farah. Isolated studies are difficult to interpret, and replicability in real-world application issues remains a concern. In addition, Farah noted that some of the leading researchers in the video game field have vested interests in which they may want to commercialize their product, once positive results are found."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lee1000, post: 3132991, member: 8506"] You know what else sharpens cognitive skills? Actually learning a skill, for instance gunsmithing, hunting, working on cars, woodworking, home improvement. I'm bedding my first rifle over the next week. From your article: "Although evidence shows that some video games designed for health and educational purposes are effective, many of the assessment studies and trials that have been conducted are not of equal quality and often lack a control group and adequate power, noted Farah. Isolated studies are difficult to interpret, and replicability in real-world application issues remains a concern. In addition, Farah noted that some of the leading researchers in the video game field have vested interests in which they may want to commercialize their product, once positive results are found." [/QUOTE]
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