Videogame: more than an entertainment, a stimulator agent of creativity
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2175497726570Keywords:
Creativity. Video Game. Motor and Cognitive Skills.Abstract
This article aims to highlight that videogame is more than an entertainment, and acts as a stimulating agent of creativity. To base the reasoning, theoretical concepts on creativity, games and videogames are presented; (2000), and Gregory D. Clemenson and Craig EL Stark (2015), are also analyzed in the field of Psychology and Neuroscience by Stošić and Stošić (2014), Sabrina Schenk, Robert K. Lech, Boris Suchan ), Daphne Bavelier (2015-2016) and C. Shawn Green (2015-2016), published from 2014 to 2016, where, through research, aimed to identify and analyze the benefits of video games related to creativity through motor and cognitive skills . It has been observed that video games stimulate cognitive processes, including spatial, emotional and motivational vision, as well as critical thinking, fast decision making, problem solving and memory enhancement.
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