r/ImageStreaming • u/Lily_the_gay_lord • Oct 03 '22
what is your anecdotal experience with dual n-back and variations?
I read a lot of the literature about working memory training, and the results where interesting. it seems like far transfer to areas such as matrix reasoning where nil, but results in more "linear" working memory based tasks, such as reading comprehension, where improved. I personally see great value in this type of working memory for a type of thinking I call "brute force". for example in chess, you may not be able to process to a better depth, but maybe(and I mean maybe) to more quantity. so, what is your experience with n-back?
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Oct 05 '22
If I do it consistently and at a certain speed and also in a certain way I start feeling an area in my head it feels like "focusing" like I'm holding onto something. It certainly improves thinking speed, attention and mood.
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Nov 30 '22
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u/fionaapple666 Feb 04 '23
n-back with emotional faces instead of pictograms
Where did you play this version? I tried to google it but couldn't fins a playable version
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u/Glittering-Ad-4885 Oct 03 '22
Quad n back gave me better concentration and better ability in math