The current study piloted an intensive video gaming intervention designed to improve visual orienting and vigilance with a normative sample of seven undergraduates. Pretest/posttest differences in VOT performance revealed that the 6-week intervention's effects on both measures of attention were found to be large (albeit non-significant). These findings suggest that such an intervention might benefit some individuals with ADHD, and they provide a basis for a proposed clinical trial study examining this issue.
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