Education, Skills and Learning

Video games could improve your decision-making skills. Here's how

Frequent players of video games have superior sensorimotor decision-making skills compared to those who do not. Image: Unsplash/JESHOOTS.COM

Anna Varela
Writer, Futurity
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The growth and predicted growth of the number of people who play video games. Image: Sports Hiatus
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