Cognitive skills
The skills
the assessment measures.
Spatial reasoning, visual reaction time, working memory. Each links to a clinical-grade explainer with a free preview and the exact training drill.
Cognitive skill
Spatial reasoning
Mentally rotating, folding, and comparing shapes.
Spatial reasoning is the capacity to manipulate objects in mind — rotating them, folding them, comparing them — without external aids. It's the most trainable of the four core domains.
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Visual reaction time
How quickly your eye-to-decision-to-finger loop closes.
Visual reaction time measures the latency between a stimulus appearing in your field of view and your motor response. It's one of the most-studied cognitive metrics — and one of the most stable across decades.
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Working memory
The mental scratchpad that holds and updates information in real time.
Working memory is the mental workspace where you hold a small amount of information while doing something with it — a phone number while you dial, the last clause while parsing the next, the running total while shopping.
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