Questions tagged [brain-training]
For questions about exercises that aim to improve the functioning of the brain or general intellectual, perceptual or motor capacities in a relatively short period of time. Note that the presence of this tag does not imply that such exercises are effective.
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Someone using: OMNIFIT Brain: the concentration enhancing brain training solution? [closed]
I read a lot about that devices.
Only one person using who I know and say is good after 4 weeks [Muse].
Someone from forum using or use that and have something to say?
That is no subscription.
https://...
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Encounters, interactions, and great losses
When you encounter someone and interact with someone, it forms a pattern in the brain (and the brain stores, stuff, in some way).
When something goes missing, then something in your mind can't be ...
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Is it true that cursive "stimulate" brain better than other types of handwriting?
Is it true that cursive "stimulate" brain better than other types of handwriting?
I find lots of links about this topic, but has it been scientifically proven?
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How would a human baby's brain develop if born in a sensory deprivation chamber?
According to Scientific American, people who are blind can learn to use their sense of hearing more efficiently. Similarly, deaf people, may learn to utilize their vision more effectively. While the 5 ...
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Why can't we do the things we know instantaneously?
In the following video eventhough people know that when handlebar of the bicycle is turned left the wheel of that bicycle is turned towards right and vice versa, they can't ride that new bicycle ...
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Common latent feature among all "memory techniques"
So I've been delving into "memory techniques" and people who compete in memory competitions(memorizing and reciting a poem in a small amount of time, memorizing a deck of cards, memorizing pi, etc). I'...
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Can repetitive music help remember by increasing theta waves?
Can repetitive music (minimal) help remember by increasing theta waves?
As far as I understand theta waves are involved in memory tasks. If correct, can I try increase theta waves with audio neuro-...
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Does EEG biofeedback brain training can cause any harm?
I'm a hobbyist making BCI for biofeedback training.
Can I induce any damage to my brain by EEG brain training? For instance, by using wrong training protocols.. Be the way, it would be wonderful if ...
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Timing mental arithmetic training for specific event
A test will take place in two months time. It will take place on 12:00 PM, and the test takes one hour. One has to perform tasks such as a basic IQ test, mental arithmetic and solving a sudoku. These ...
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Supposed 'brain training' [duplicate]
The term brain training is nothing new, however how effective is the 'N-back' method, does this work scientifically speaking?
There are mixed reviews on this:
one claiming it works
https://www....
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how to train our brain to always use left part for thinking & deciding things?
how to train our brain to always use left part for thinking & deciding things?
How do I not take emotional decisions
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Body temperature increasing when trying to solve difficult problems
[ I am unsure if this is the correct site to ask this question ]
I am a HS student, currently studying IT and personally I focus on the field of software (programming) and of course where there is ...
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Is there any theory supporting the idea that writing with your non-dominant hand is beneficial? [closed]
E.g. Could writing with your left hand increase creativity? Especially if the left hand is the non-dominant one. Could placebo effect also play a significant role?
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Can the mind be trained to equanimously observe compulsive urges/cravings (without giving in / acting out)?
Are there any practices or habits that one can employ, either frequently or on a daily basis, to train one's mind to equanimously observe (be aware of) compulsive urges or cravings, without giving in ...
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If demyelination doesn't typically occur, what happens when a musician doesn't practice for a month?
In "The Talent Code," the author makes this statement:
What's the simplest way to diminish the skills of a superstar talent? The answer: don't let them practice for a month. Causing skill to ...
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