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Strategies to Develop Dual Attention Skills Through Video Game Training.
The objectives of the current study were to investigate the utility of video games to enhance dual attention skills and compare these skills based on individuals' levels of expertise in video game playing. Twenty-four female participants aged between 17-25 years categorized as experts or novices, w
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