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http://www.nature.com/srep/2015/1504...srep09763.html
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Behavioural research has shown that experienced AVG players have better attentional and sensorimotor functions than amateurs. For example, compared to amateurs, AVG experts exhibited improved selective attention on tasks of flanker compatibility, enumeration, useful field of view, and attentional blink; furthermore, AVG training improved participants' performance on the above tasks, thereby demonstrating the attentional effects of AVG playing2. Furthermore, AVG playing enhanced the spatial distribution of attention and attentional capture3, 4, cognitive control5, and emotional regulation6. In addition, research on sensorimotor functions indicated that compared to amateurs, AVG experts had improved spatial resolution of vision7, multisensory temporal processing abilities8, hand-eye motor coordination9, contrast sensitivity10, oculomotor performance11, and body movement12.