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Daphne Bavelier: Videogames en het brein

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Welke impact hebben snelle videogames op het brein? Neem een kijkje in het labo met cognitie-wetenschapster Daphne Bavelier en ontdek het verrassende nieuws over hoe zelfs actie- en schietspelletjes ons kunnen helpen concentreren en zelfs multitasken. (Gefilmd op TEDxCHUV.)

Daphne Bavelier studies how the brain adapts to changes in experience, either by nature or by training. Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by Evelyn Adriaenssens
Reviewed by Christel Foncke
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