(Image source: HP) Playing games with flash вЂњIn more challenging tasks, such as pattern discovery, research participants improved their performance by 200% to 300% when using large displays.вЂќ His research results clearly show that вЂњthe completion speed of large high-resolution displays is more than ten times faster than the average speed of completing basic visualization tasks. вЂњThe improvements brought about by the use of large monitors are amazing,вЂќ Paul continued, citing the work of Professor Robert Ball from Webb State University in Utah. вЂњLarge size displays and multi-display settings are just one way for humans to invade the built-in navigation system of the brain.вЂќ Paul also emphasized the amazing potential of the human brain: вЂњThis impressive organ, we are guided to understand, can satisfy any request we might have of it,вЂќ she asserted. Basically, you can use a larger screen space to reduce your cognitive needs. She explained that more screen space can effectively help us integrate different information, thanks to a process called cognitive offloading. By converting it into a visual вЂњconcept mapвЂќ on a larger screen, we can basically trick our brains into processing information more efficiently.

Paul explained in her book that humans tend to create mental maps of information.

The concept of вЂњexpanding your mindвЂќ may sound a bit too much to some of us, so letвЂ™s break it down.

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