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Impact of Screen Size on Cognitive Training Task Performance: An HMD Study

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Publisher Elsevier
Specialty Psychiatry
Date 2021 Jun 13
PMID 34119616
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Abstract

To better understand the impact of different screen sizes in cognitive training, study subjects performed an adaptive training task at three separate visual angles using a head-mounted display (HMD). Cognitive load was assessed using EEG and compared with task performance (accuracy and response time) for each condition. While previous studies found performance benefits corresponding to increased screen size in memory and learning tasks, our results suggest such benefits may only apply up to a visual angle of approximately 20°, after which increases in size become inversely correlated with task performance.

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