Some people claim that teaching chess helps improve self-control, strategic thinking etc. Does anyone know any good studies?pic.twitter.com/TAoIuEdaPP
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Probably not true. Actual transfer like that typically does not happen, unless you're testing something you are directly practicing w/ chess
Maybe. Worth doing some large experiments, no? Chess is dirt cheap, so if that works, then it would be great. See: http://chessedu.org/wp-content/uploads/chess_improve_pisa.pdf …
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I'm aware of WM training lit., but these are training on something else than general intel. Maybe GI is not trainable, but other improtant
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traits might be more trainable. What I want is for them to do big proper RCTs, so we can be more sure of claims.
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I don't know. I really don't expect it to work so I wouldn't personally invest in it, but if there's research on it that would be great.
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If you want people to become better at something then just practice that thing. Don't do something else and hope for transfer.
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