So I think its a good idea to keep my brain trained just for life in general from work to school to household chores. I used to have a Lumosity account which my father paid for, and from what I remember it helped a lot with concentration and memory.

Back then I think there was a way to use Lumosity for free and now its pay only, but I am on another site called Neuronation which trains the brain as well though I am not sure if it is as good. Neuronation trains memory, calculus, logic, perception, and language, but doesn't really measure attention though I notice I am less likely to miss things or make dumb mistakes as before I started on neuronation. The main reason I am on Neuronation and not Lumosity is because Neuronation is free. If they were both free I would use both to give my brain training sessions more variety.

So I am wondering from anyone who has used brain training websites o you think Lumosity beats all, or do you think all brain training sites are just as good? Also, are there any brain training websites you would recommend? Brain fitness is not just about perception. There are brain functions involved in the process of perception; your attention abilities and memory are important, so if you train them, it will facilitate you're perception processes. I'm sorry if my earlier post was abit emotional but as a cognitive scientist, I feel responsible to fight such common misconceptions and false attitudes towards 'brain fitness' exercises. A more scientific term for it would be 'cognitive training and rehabilitation' Another similar app for this purpose is' elevate'.

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I guess it would be more suited to someone working with language. Also, Rosetta stone company has an app called 'fit brains'. It's worth a look.

I was going to argue the toss on this (but deleted it); we can all go and read the various studies into this and form our own opinions from the results. (and everyone is an expert on the internet, apparently). Here is a run-down of the major studies: - A by the psychologist Susanne Jaeggi found that memory training increased intelligence and implied that a person could boost their IQ by a full point per hour of training. However, when a group of psychologists working at Georgia Tech with tougher controls, there was no evidence for a rise in intelligence. A by the, which tracked 11,000 adults over a six-week computer-based training regime designed to improve reasoning, memory, planning, visuospatial skills and attention, reported benefits in executing the tasks themselves but little general advantage in other areas. Owen concluded that regular players of brain games got better at the games themselves through familiarity rather than showing any marked improvement in (the ability to solve novel problems and adapt to new situations as opposed to accumulating knowledge).

However, don't rely on me paraphrasing, the results are widely available (perhaps you should try reading them since it is your job, Seekfind). Also, the following open letter indicates quite a consensus of opinion from the scientific community. I thought would share this with you. I have ADHD and have been to Ace clinics and had a assessment, it was really interesting. Unfortunately, I couldn't afford the program.