Continuous Attention Test
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About Continuous Attention Test
This test assesses inattentiveness, impulsivity, sustained attention, and vigilance, and provides information that can be useful to diagnose impairments related to attention.
The test, inspired in the second version of the Conners Continuous Performance Test, requires users to press on the screen as fast as possible when a letter appears, unless the letter is “X”. Letters appear at different time intervals (1, 2, and 3 s) for 15 minutes. After the assessment, the test provides different continuous attention-derived measures, such as omissions, commissions, and reaction time along the evaluation.
The test, inspired in the second version of the Conners Continuous Performance Test, requires users to press on the screen as fast as possible when a letter appears, unless the letter is “X”. Letters appear at different time intervals (1, 2, and 3 s) for 15 minutes. After the assessment, the test provides different continuous attention-derived measures, such as omissions, commissions, and reaction time along the evaluation.
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Version update Continuous Attention Test was updated to version 1.2
More downloads Continuous Attention Test reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
What are users saying about Continuous Attention Test
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Superb it is available to the general public. Conclusions/explanations would be useful (eg: chances of ADHD in % and advice to repeat with doc or not. Also the contrary test would be useful to be included: only press X, test to be done right having done this one avoiding X's. Great anyway, so a big thank you!
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Perfect! It was sooo long and I was getting really bored - which in this case is a good thing! As someone with ADHD I recognize that this a great way to measure prolonged attention. Looking at not just correct answers or average speed in answering but at variability in speed is a great way to see how much attention varies in and out over time. Could you add different letters as the non-target? I'd like to test myself at different times of the day, but I think that always using X will lead to getting better at that particular case because of practice. Also, can you create a way to view my past results and compare scores? And to view average results of all test takers?