Choice Discrimination Test
What it measures
Choice Discrimination Test measures attention and psychomotor speed
Outcome measures
Choice Discrimination Test
An increase in score on this outcome should be interpreted as an improvement. Higher scores are better.
Reaction Time
An increase in score on this outcome should be interpreted as an improvement. Higher scores are better.
Total Clicks
An increase in score on this outcome should be interpreted as an improvement. Higher scores are better.
Correct Clicks
An increase in score on this outcome should be interpreted as an improvement. Higher scores are better.
Wrong Clicks
A decrease in score on this outcome should be interpreted as an improvement.
How it measures
A girl or boy is flashed on a screen as participant is asked to choose the correct option of the two buttons they have available, as fast as possible. For example, if an image of a boy is flashed on the scteen, the participant should press the boy button as quickly as they can [1] [2].