The Neurology of Gaming | Online Universities.
This infographic by Onlineuniversities.com reveals the effects of playing video games on the brain.
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Posted by: Gregory Linton | 03/28/2012
OnlineUniversities.com provides infographic on “The Neurology of Gaming”
Posted in Cognitive science, Video games | Tags: cognition, Gaming, neuroscience of learning, Videogames
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