FAST: a novel, executive function-based approach to cognitive enhancement

FAST: a novel, executive function-based approach to cognitive enhancement

The present study introduces a novel cognitive intervention aimed at improving fluid intelligence (Gf), based on a framework we refer to as FAST: Flexible, Adaptive, Synergistic Training. FAST leverages a combination of novel game-based executive function training -- designed specifically to enhance...

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Main Authors:	Almquist, J, Mathan, S, Brem, A, Plessow, F, McKanna, J, Santarnecchi, E, Pascual-Leone, A, Cohen Kadosh, R, Pavel, M, Yeung, N
Formato:	Journal article
Publicado em:	Frontiers In 2019

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