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You're exercising Spatial Recall

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Sense of 3-D environment
Remembering location of objects
Recalling visual patterns

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I want to remember the fastest routes around town without needing a GPS.

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Spatial recall involves your sense of space. It is important for keeping track of changes in your physical environment and orientating yourself within it. Read More

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If you're chunking tiles into shapes to improve your score, you might also try chunking the empty spaces between tiles. This can be especially helpful in later levels when there are more tiles.

OrenRose
Look for symmetries, particularly in the higher levels.

lopside0
Try to mentally group adjacent squares together. This mnemonic, known as "chunking," will help you remember a greater number of squares.

mscanlon
When the squares get more spaced out, focus on the lone squares, and then find groups last.

Voltaire05
Keep your eyes fixed, maintain your focus, and use the afterimage to improve your accuracy!

Jimboj

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Lumosity users often ask how much they can expect to improve with training. The short answer is you can improve a lot. The chart included shows the average Brain Performance Index (BPI) for users as a function of the number of Lumosity games played, up to 1000 total games. BPI is Lumosity’s version of IQ — it measures your ability to handle the speed, memory, attention, problem solving, and flexibility challenges on Lumosity... Read More

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