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Look at the target shape, then find its match among the shapes on the board.

Search across a group of objects to find a particular target.
Focus on relevant visual information while ignoring distracting shapes.
Compare visual features to distinguish the target from similar-looking objects.
Decide which object matches the target and select it.
Children search a field of visual distractors for a specified target shape. As levels progress, more distractors and increasingly similar objects make the visual search more challenging.
Visual-search tasks are widely used by researchers to study how children select relevant visual information while ignoring distractions. Research shows that visual-search and selective-attention abilities continue developing throughout childhood. Research into attention training also suggests that improvements are often strongest for trained or closely related tasks, while broader transfer to everyday abilities is less certain.
These studies examine the underlying activities and cognitive processes. They did not test Chuchiroo games and should not be interpreted as evidence that playing this game produces broader cognitive improvements.