Do Brain Trainer Games and Software Work? (source: Scientific American)

Written on July 2nd, 2009 by

The market for brain-training software continues to grow, but evidence of the programs’ ability to boost memory or intelligence in a broadly applicable way (rather than simply making people better at the task they are practicing) remains scarce. New studie… (source: Scientific American) – RSS and Tech News on .

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