Hurry up and wait: action, distraction, and inhibition in schizophrenia.

摘要

Fruit Ninja is a popular iPhone game. The player must slice fruits by running a finger over them as they arc across the screen, gaining points and deriving a great deal of satisfaction as they fall away in juicy segments. An obvious tactic would be to slice as rapidly as possible, abandoning all restraint. This would ensure that not a single fruit is missed. But militating against this strategy are the nasty-looking bombs that appear without warning and must not be touched or they will explode. Sometimes the player learns that no bombs will be appearing in the nearfuture and a frenzy of joyful slicing will go unpunished.