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Scientists use brain activity to predict StarCraft II skill in fascinating new neuroscience research

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A study combining brain scans and gameplay data reveals that players with more efficient visual attention and stronger white matter connections excel at StarCraft II. The results highlight how neural traits shape success in cognitively demanding video games.

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Scientists use brain activity to predict StarCraft II skill in fascinating new neuroscience research

A study combining brain scans and gameplay data reveals that players with more efficient visual attention and stronger white matter connections excel at StarCraft II. The results highlight how neural traits shape success in cognitively demanding video games.

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PsyPost broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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