“BrainWorkout7” contains 7 games such as N’Back

               

2021/08/18

“BrainWorkout7”

BrainWorkout7

BrainWorkout7 is an iOS app that contains 7 brain training mini games.

N’Back

The nback task is a method of measuring temporary memory ability (working memory ability) introduced by Kirchner in 1958.

This is done in the form of answering the Nth previous question, and the temporary memory ability is evaluated based on the number of consecutive correct answers and the value of N.

If it is 1 ‘back, the result of the first question is memorized and the process of the second question is performed. After processing the second question, answer the result of the first question. The temporary memory ability is measured in such a procedure.
After processing the third question, answer the result of the second question.

The nBack task was found to have the effect of not only measurement but also improving temporary memory ability itself, and is now being treated as one of brain training.

Training temporary memory skills in the nBack task not only improves computational skills and long-language reading comprehension, but also has a positive effect on various other cognitive functions.

Ball In Shell

The white shell swaps back and forth and left and right. This is a brain training that tracks the shell that contains the red ball.

Missing Number

It is a brain workout that searches for missing number from consecutive numbers.

Display Order

In this brain workout, spheres that appear in order are deleted in that order.

Camera Position

You will be presented with a view from the ceiling and a photo taken. Think about which camera position the photo was taken from.

Hopping

Hop on the sinking floating grass and cross to the opposite shore.

Calculation

This is a calculation problem that answers which four arithmetic operators (+,-, ×, ÷) match the “?”.

How to use “BrainWorkout7”

Start (startup screen)

Tap the icon to open each brain workout game.

Level setting (startup screen)

Each brain workout game block has a level selection button under the icon and brain workout game name.

Use the level selection button to set the level that suits you.

When you touch the level selection button, the choices will be displayed in the pull-down menu. Drag to the level choice you want to switch to and release it to select that level.

choices(level)：N’Back

There are four choices: 1′, 2′, 3′, and 4′. They correspond to 1’Back, 2’Back, 3’Back, and 4’Back, respectively.

choices(level)：Ball In Shell

There are five choices: Level1, Level2, Level3, Level4, and Level5. The higher the level, the faster the shell swap speed. At Level4 and Level5, the number of swaps also increases.

choices(level)：Missing Number

There are five choices: 0-6, 0-7, 0-8, 0-9, and 0-10. As the level goes up, the number displayed increases.

choices(level)：Display Order

There are five choices: 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. It corresponds to the number of spheres displayed.

choices(level)：Camera Position

There are four choices: “Color 8”, “Color 12”, “White 8”, “White 12”. The difference between “Color” and “White” is whether or not the displayed figure is colored. The numbers 8 and 12 indicate the number of cameras.

choices(level)：Hopping

There are five choices: 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30. It corresponds to the number of hops (the number of floating grasses).

choices(level)：Calculation

There are three choices: Level1, Level2, and Level3. At Level1, the four arithmetic operators are entered only on the left side, but at Level2, Level3, the four arithmetic operators are entered on both the right and left sides. Level3 has a wider range of questions than Level2.

Description of startup screen

sum

It is displayed below the level selection button. “sum” is the total value of points for each level. It is displayed as a guide to how much you have worked out at each level of each brain workout.

【 points 】
Points are accounted for as a measure of your workout volume.
Points will only be added if you clear the game. The point of a failed workout is 0.
The value of the points depends on the type of brain workout.

top

The “top” will only appear under the “sum” in the “N’Back” and “Missing Number” brain workout game blocks.

In “N’Back”, the maximum number of consecutive correct answers is displayed for each level.

In “Missing Number”, the shortest time from the start to the clear is displayed.

Today’s workout

Blue circles and gray arcs under “sum” and “top” show today’s workout status.

Blue circles indicate cleared workouts, and light gray arcs indicate failed workouts.

5 days points

At the bottom of each brain workout game block, points for the selected level are displayed by day.

Total points

In the lower right block, the number next to the “Records” button is the total points. The total points are the total for all periods, all games, and all levels.

Start date of use

In the lower right block, the date next to the “Records” button indicates the start date of use. (Actually, the first application startup date is displayed as the start date of use.)

Sound On/Off

Tap the speaker button in the lower right block to switch the sound effect on / off. It is a switch common to all brain workout games.

TIcket

The number of tickets is displayed at the bottom of the lower right block. Tap the “+” button to open the ticket acquisition screen, and you can acquire tickets by watching the video ads.

Check the record

By tapping the “Records” button in the lower right block, you can check the point history so far.

Check the record

On the record display screen, the points of each brain workout game from the start date of use to today are displayed. The point is the total value of all levels.

If you longpress the total value of points, the details of points will be displayed for each level.

N’Back

The explanation uses 1’Back as an example.

Tap the play button to display the first task.

Since red is specified by “How many?”, Count the number of reds and remember the number 9.
Tap the play button to display task 2.

Count the number of reds and memorize the number 4.
Tap the play button to display the keyboard.

Tap the number 9 memorized as task 1.
Since 9 is the correct answer, the next task, task 3, is displayed.

Count the number of reds and memorize the number 3.
Tap the play button to display the keyboard.

Tap the number 4 memorized as task 2.
Since 4 is the correct answer, the next task, task 4, is displayed.

After that, continue until the answer is incorrect.

If you answer correctly up to task 6, it is clear. A blue clear mark is displayed on the left side of the play button.
(Clear with N + 5. 6 for 1’Back, 7 for 2’Back, 8 for 3’Back.)

If you answer incorrectly, the play ends.
If it is cleared (the number of correct answers is N + 5 or more), the number of correct answers will be counted as points as it is.
If you do not clear it, points will not be recorded.

Ball In Shell

When you tap the play button, the red ball will enter one white shell and the shell will be shuffled back and forth and left and right.

Tap the shell that contains the red ball.

If you answer correctly, the play button for the next play will be displayed.
If you answer correctly 3 times in a row, it will be clear and points will be recorded.
If you do not clear it, points will not be recorded.

Missing Number

When you tap the play button, the serial numbers with one missing will appear.

Tap the missing number in the serial number. In the above example, 4 is the correct answer.
If you answer correctly, the next question will be displayed.

If you answer correctly 5 times in a row, it will be clear and points will be recorded.
If you do not clear it, points will not be recorded.

Display Order

When you tap the play button, white circles will appear in order.

Tap in the order in which they appear to erase the white circles.

If you answer correctly, the play button for the next play will be displayed.

If you answer correctly 4 times in a row, it will be clear and points will be recorded.
If you do not clear it, points will not be recorded.

Camera Position

The view from the ceiling with no subject is displayed, and multiple camera positions are indicated by green squares.
When you tap the play button, the subject will appear and a photo taken from any one camera position will be displayed in the lower left.

Tap the green square to answer the camera position where the photo was taken.

The photo taken from the camera position you answered will be displayed in the lower right corner. If it is the same as the photo on the lower left, the answer is correct.

If you answer correctly, the play button for the next play will be displayed.

If you answer correctly 2 times in a row, it will be clear and points will be recorded.
If you do not clear it, points will not be recorded.

Hopping

When you tap the play button, a bunch of brown or green floating grass will appear for the number of hops.

Move the blue striped ellipsoid and pass it to the other side.

Swipe right on the screen to jump to the right.
Swipe left on the screen to jump to the left.
Tap or swipe up on the screen to jump forward.

The floating grass begins to sink when the ellipsoidal sphere rides on it, so it cannot be stopped for a long time. However, green floating grass sinks slowly, so you can stop for a while and rest.

If you reach the other side, it will be clear and points will be added.

Calculation

When you tap the play button, you will be asked a question.

Select the four arithmetic operators that match the blinking “?”.
There is not always one correct answer.

If you answer correctly, the next question will be asked.

If you answer correctly 5 times in a row, it will be clear and points will be recorded.
If you do not clear it, points will not be recorded.

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About N’Back specialized apps

Please refer to the following for the N’Back specialized app.

Technique to train the working memory! nBack app

“N’Back 10”, an android app that trains working memory, and its free version “N’Back”