1. 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”.
2. This test assesses inattentiveness, impulsivity, sustained attention, and vigilance, and provides information that can be useful to diagnose impairments related to attention.
3. Letters appear at different time intervals (1, 2, and 3 s) for 15 minutes.
4. After the assessment, the test provides different continuous attention-derived measures, such as omissions, commissions, and reaction time along the evaluation.
1. Basic error really.Tap the screen except when you see the letter "?"... The next button covers the letter im supposed to be looking for so I cant read the full instructions.
2. What the hell those figures even mean? No matter if the figures are accurate or not they do not even remark about ones performance in the test which feels like you have wasted all your time.
3. Good Start! Nice Test with option to control sound and vibration Can you please add the following: 1.
4. Or it could give some indication of the chances of you having ADHD (I myself am being tested tomorrow).The 'next' arrow covers the place where it tells me what letter to not tap.
5. Also, it could start by announcing that the test takes almost 15 minutes to complete.
6. Also, it often failed to register touches - my phone works just fine.This isn't a complete app for average people, I don't think more than 80% of people who have downloaded this would understand this app.
7. Can be made a lot better.Silly app, it's meant to be testing you on your ability to react to a letter but the actual letter is hidden under UI so you don't know what it is.
8. Also user info not avbl in attachment is it because I clicked on Test.
9. The test could say things like if you're average, above average or below average.
10. Option for test duration say 5 min, 10 min, 15 min, etc 2.
11. It's dissapointing to have done the test for what felt like no reason.