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Neural strategies for selective attention distinguish fast-action video game players

Krishnan et al., 2013

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Krishnan L
Kang A
Sperling G
Srinivasan R
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We investigated the psychophysical and neurophysiological differences between fast-action video game players (specifically first person shooter players, FPS) and non-action players (role-playing game players, RPG) in a visual search task. We measured both successful …
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