Eine neue Studie hat ergeben, dass das Dual-N-Back-Training das verbale Arbeitsgedächtnis bei Menschen mit ADHS verbessert hat-eine Maßnahme, die eng mit der IQ-Testleistung verbunden ist.
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3425/15/9/998
Eine neue Studie hat ergeben, dass das Dual-N-Back-Training das verbale Arbeitsgedächtnis bei Menschen mit ADHS verbessert hat-eine Maßnahme, die eng mit der IQ-Testleistung verbunden ist.
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3425/15/9/998
3 Kommentare
Can someone summarize this for me, as I’m adhd and won’t get past the first paragraph. Ok fine, I’ll throw it in chatgpt
Alright, I think I’ve got it. They tested to see if working memory (in people with ADHD) improves with practice and found that it does. They had one practice setup that gets harder as you do better and found that it led to a larger improvement than the one where the difficulty doesn’t scale.
Okay. I’ve had a long-term interest in this. Back in 2017, Hopkins released a paper to the same effect. https://hub.jhu.edu/2017/10/17/brain-training-exercise/
Here’s the rub: short transfer happens but they are way less sure about long transfer–iow–improvement in short-term memory on everyday tasks, for example.