Children trained in one intellectual skill don’t necessarily improve in others
Scientists showed that training children to inhibit their reward responses using video games didn’t improve their other cognitive skills.
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Scientists showed that training children to inhibit their reward responses using video games didn’t improve their other cognitive skills.
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