Computer games and the brain. Is playing computer games good for brain?

     

The debate over whether computer games are good or bad has been around for a long time. Our idea is that computer games give good or bad results depending on the person playing the game.

     Scientific research has shown that long-term exposure to computer games can lead to a number of physical and mental disabilities, such as spending too much time on computer games and wasting work.

     However, did you know that there are several benefits to playing computer games while managing your time well?

Computer games that increase attention. 

     Violence in sports such as Halo, Gears of War, and GTA is constantly being eroded, but research by the University of Rochester has revealed that such action shooters have the potential to focus on something in the long run.

Computer games that reduce stress. 

     It is said that engaging in sports such as Peggle, Candy crush saga, Zuma's Revenge three times a week for about 30 minutes can reduce stress, anger, resentment, and fatigue by about 50%.

Computer games that develop the ability to make quick decisions. 

     Tests conducted on athletes such as Call of Duty and Battlefield have shown that people between the ages of 18-22 develop the ability to make quick decisions quickly.

Computer games that develop math knowledge. 

     Students at St.Colombia's Grade School in Scotland selected two groups, one group was given knowledge-enhancing activities in the school playground and the other team was allowed to play Brain Age 2 computer games. After 15 minutes of daily activity for several weeks, children's mathematical skills were significantly improved during Brain Age 2 sports.

Computer games that develop a vision.

     Experiments at the University of Rochester, using a group of athletes such as Unreal Tournament, found that athletes' ability to recognize objects from a distance improved by about 20%. However, they claim that staying in front of a computer screen for too long can cause visual impairment.

Computer games that develop planning thinking and decision making skills.

     Real-time strategy games such as Age of Empires and Rise of Nations are said to develop systematic planning thinking and develop the ability to plan, execute plans, deal with unforeseen circumstances, manage minimal resources properly and make the right decisions. Found that.

Computer games that develop the brain. 

     Engaging in Tetris jerks, puzzle computer games have been shown to increase the size and capacity of certain layers of the brain.

     All this information is provided by various universities and research institutes and we present this to you with the intention of expanding your knowledge. However, schoolchildren need to keep in mind that using this to play computer games unnecessarily is really stupid.