be easily implemented into Brain Workshop along with a number of
variations/combinations. I'll elaborate on it tomorrow (or later today
- it's currently 3:51AM - need to get some sleep!).
On Sep 24, 3:44 am, genvirO <carsthatdr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> So far I've just found a bunch of speed tasks. However, some of these
> speed tasks do involve elementary pattern recognition skills but just
> not anything that resembles "coordination". I recently read a paper
> explaining that "coordination" predicted speed of multitasking,
> however I doubt multitasking training would improve "coordination"
> much, if anything at all. The most important aspect here to
> acknowledge in regards to this concept is, relational integration.
> Multitasking is generally involves the switching between independent
> tasks not relational ones.
>
> So yes, if anyone has any ideas on how they think they may be able to
> train coordination, please cough em' up!
>
> On Sep 23, 2:02 pm, "J." <joseph.a.albrecht...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > @ailambris:
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> > I think that latent inhibition is related to the inventiveness of the
> > patterns perceived because people with low latent inhibition get more
> > information to perceive patterns in, but I don't think that low latent
> > inhibition boosts the ability to perceive patterns generally.
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