Those trained with action video-games were 25% faster at coming to a conclusion, and answered just as many questions correctly.The scientists conclude that video-game players develop an enhanced sensitivity to what is going on around them, and this may help with activities such as multitasking, driving, reading small print, navigation and keeping track of friends or children in a crowd.
E) All items remaining after Phase D covered content themes (e.g. driving, reading, using public transport) relevant to vision related disability associated with glaucoma.
Contrast sensitivity has proven to be an especially sensitive measure of visual function that correlates with real-world performance on vision-oriented tasks (e.g., driving, reading speed, face recognition) [ 89- 91].
Patients with glaucoma commonly self-report problems with everyday vision-based tasks such as mobility, driving, reading and face recognition, which can have an adverse impact on their quality of life (QoL) [ 1- 9].
Many expressed feeling a loss of identity as they could no longer engage in many of the normal activities of daily living, such as driving, reading, walking, and other hobbies.
Daily sitting time was assessed by the question "How many hours do you spend sitting on an average day, including time spent at work, at school, driving, reading books, reading the newspapers and using the computer?" Responses were categorized as <3 hours, 3 4 hours, 5 6 hours, and 7 hours or more, which were approximate quartiles of the data.
Ernest S. Hayeck, 78, a retired judge from Massachusetts, said in a telephone interview that rhuFab let him resume driving and reading.
Slate generates a remarkable amount of thoughtful material with astonishing rapidity, thus driving the reading public to Maxim and Us.
While replacement lenses are highly effective in older people with cataracts, many need glasses for driving or reading after surgery.
They rented a U-Haul and took turns driving and reading aloud a Dean Koontz novel during the sixteen-hundred-mile trip home.
The biggest triumph — and to me, the biggest surprise — is that the tiny screen is completely invisible when you're talking or driving or reading.
