How This Test Works
What It Measures
A 5-stage composite attention assessment: selective focus (Stroop), impulse control (Go/No-Go), task switching (number-letter), sustained vigilance (oddball detection), and working memory under distraction.
How Scoring Works
Each stage produces a score from 0-100 based on accuracy and speed. The overall Focus Score is the average of all five stages, then compared against population data for a percentile ranking.
What Affects Your Results
Your sustained attention capacity, impulse control, cognitive flexibility, vigilance level, and ability to maintain focus under distraction all affect your composite score.