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Using games to understand the mind
PsychologyNature Human Behaviour

Using games to understand the mind

K. Allen, F. Brändle, et al.

Board, card and video games, being intuitive and fun, offer a unique, ecologically valid lens on human cognition—revealing inductive biases that guide behavior and enabling new study of play and intrinsic motivation. This Perspective outlines advantages, drawbacks and recommendations for using games to scale and strengthen cognitive research; research conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag.... show more
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