Analogue Games
Analogue games ranked second among intervention components for enjoyment. Families could play the analogue games when convenient but documented frequency and duration. Analogue games were played a median of 9 times during the intervention.…
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Analogue games ranked second among intervention components for enjoyment. Families could play the analogue games when convenient but documented frequency and duration. Analogue games were played a median of 9 times during the intervention. The analogue games were selected to require skills such as rule memory, flexibility, impulse inhibition, and strategic thinking. Families received 13 commercially available age-appropriate card games as part of the intervention.