- Repeat: same rule as last trial.
- Being in a mixed block can slow even the repeat trials versus a pure block.
- No.
- Labs vary the time before a cue.
- Task-switch lite, trail-making B lite, odd-even switch lite.
Repeat versus switch?
Repeat: same rule as last trial. Switch: new rule. Costs are group statistics, not your honour. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
Mixing cost?
Being in a mixed block can slow even the repeat trials versus a pure block. Our lites do not print that decomposition. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
Is a big cost “inflexible” as a diagnosis?
No. First-try web data are not a clinic. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
Preparation interval?
Labs vary the time before a cue. Our toys do not implement a full cuing design. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
What to try?
Task-switch lite, trail-making B lite, odd-even switch lite. Read the disclaimer. Not an IQ. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
❓ Mọi người cũng hỏi
What is a span task?
A span task presents items (digits, letters, locations) and asks you to repeat them in order, or sometimes in reverse. Forward span is closer to simple storage; backward and complex spans add extra work. Licensed batteries sometimes include a digit-span subtest as one slice of a much larger, normed composite. The original sequences on this site are classroom toys. They do not estimate working-memory capacity as a scientific k, do not replace a Wechsler span, and do not print an IQ. Device lag, chunking and a tiny run would wreck any serious estimate. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
What is a span task? →What is set shifting?
Set shifting (a cousin of cognitive flexibility) is the ability to drop one mapping and use another: colour instead of shape, number instead of letter. Laboratories study it with card sorts, trail making B, and switch-cost designs. Wisconsin-card-sort lite hides a rule and changes it; trail-making-b lite alternates 1-A-2-B. Those pages are original toys. They do not diagnose frontal injury, do not replace the WCST, and do not print a flexibility IQ. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
What is set shifting? →What is the central executive?
In the multicomponent working-memory sketch associated with Baddeley, the “central executive” is a label for attention control: what to hold, what to drop, how to coordinate a second task. It is not a little person in the head and not an IQ index. Phonological loop and visuospatial sketchpad pages on this site cover the storage sides. Operation-span lite, keep-track lite and counting-span lite add extra work on purpose. Those originals are not a CE battery and not a clinical IQ. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
What is the central executive? →What is a stop-signal task?
A go stimulus maps to a response. On some trials a stop signal appears and you should withhold. Researchers often vary the delay (SSD) to estimate stop-signal reaction time (SSRT). That estimate needs many trials and a model. Stop-signal lite on this site uses a simple stop cue. It does not track SSD, does not report SSRT, and is not an inhibition IQ. Go/no-go and anti-saccade lite are related family members with different mappings. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
What is a stop-signal task? →What is a go/no-go task?
A go/no-go task presents targets you should answer and non-targets you should ignore. Continuous-performance lite on this site is a related “tap only for X” cousin. These originals are not a Conners CPT, not a TOVA, and not an ADHD IQ. Commission errors (tapping when you should not) are interesting in labs with hundreds of trials. A short web run is a feeling, not a report. Luyện tập — không phải IQ lâm sàng.
What is a go/no-go task? →