About 40 percent of the global population plays video games, and that number doubled during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns. Binging video games is never good, but when they are played in reasonable doses they can have positive effects on brain plasticity and behavior.

In this session, we'll take a closer look at how games have been shown to increase, not decrease, efficiency in the brain networks that control attention. We'll consider the cognitive demands associated with multitasking in a game-based environment, and how those skills can help players navigate their increasingly complex world. You'll also learn how games can positively impact eyesight, attention and visual processing.

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