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You're exercising Visual Field

Used for

Peripheral vision
Sports
Driving safely

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Working Memory

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I want to get home quickly in busy traffic.

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Your visual field is defined by how much you can see at any given moment without moving your eyes. Read More

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keep your eyes focused on the square where the number will appear. You can see the location of the bird out of the corner of your eye with unexpected accuracy.

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Using your peripheral vision compare the bird to the location it is in its surroundings. (Ex: If it is remember that it is next to a branch on the right corner if it is a tree surrounding)

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Picture Your Improvement With This BPI Chart

Lumosity users often ask how much they can expect to improve with training. The short answer is you can improve a lot. The chart included shows the average Brain Performance Index (BPI) for users as a function of the number of Lumosity games played, up to 1000 total games. BPI is Lumosity’s version of IQ — it measures your ability to handle the speed, memory, attention, problem solving, and flexibility challenges on Lumosity... Read More