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Study: For cognitive training to work, it must induce neuroplasticity in brain regions that matter - SharpBrains
Over the last sev­er­al years, cog­ni­tive train­ing has received large amounts of pub­lic inter­est and sup­port because reli­ably improv­ing cog­ni­tive per­for­mance would have wide reach­ing appli­ca­tions in clin­i­cal pop­u­la­tions, old­er adults, and the pub­lic at large. For exam­ple, cog­ni­tive train­ing could play an impor­tant role in healthy aging by delay­ing the onset of age relat­ed cog­ni­tive decline,…
Aki Nikolaidis