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PUZZLING IS GOOD FOR YOU!
There have been several studies** on the benefits of puzzles and brain health. Putting together a puzzle reduces the chances of developing memory loss, dementia, and Alzheimer’s disease in seniors and helps children develop their hand/eye coordination, cognitive skills, memory, spatial awareness, problem solving. Puzzling also helps with self esteem by completing a task and is a great way to spend quality time together.
** Research:
Stella M. Rowley, Early Puzzle Play, Dept of Psychology, University of Chicago for National Institute of Child Health.
Institute of Psychology and Pedagogy & Dept of Neurology, Ulm University, Germany for National Institute of Health.
WHTLEY'S RECOMMENDATIONS
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