Episode 22: The Amazing Declarative to Procedural Transition

Cognitive Gamer by Stephen Blessing

Jan 17, 201919:22Games & Hobbies

Big changes happen in memory and knowledge as a person goes from beginner to expert. What does this entail for playing games? We take a close look at the two main types of memory, and how knowledge transitions between th...

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