Games as Cognitive Recreation: User Perspectives on Brain-Training Apps

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, March 2024

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RT @WaseqRahman: First First Author. Thanks for all the support @MaxwellFoxman & @davidmmarkowitz! https://t.co/R2YHhrknPB

First First Author. Thanks for all the support @MaxwellFoxman & @davidmmarkowitz! https://t.co/R2YHhrknPB

RT @MaxwellFoxman: Was glad to play a part with @davidmmarkowitz in @WaseqRahman’s long awaited study into how brain-training games are per…

Was glad to play a part with @davidmmarkowitz in @WaseqRahman’s long awaited study into how brain-training games are perceived by users. In short their cognitive benefits are not as clear as their game-like elements. Give it a read! https://t.co/LmQZ7sJ…

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