Attention &
psychomotor
speed
We have developed specific tasks to capture precise data and measure different aspects of attention and psychomotor speed, to help researchers better understand the impact of impairment on patients and enable better treatments and interventions.
Attention
The cognitive domain of attention covers our ability to selectively attend to specific information whilst ignoring irrelevant information.
We can also measure the sub-domain of sustained attention, to look at continuous performance and visual sustained attention.
We can also measure the sub-domain of sustained attention, to look at continuous performance and visual sustained attention.
Psychomotor speed
Psychomotor abilities relate to the relationship between cognitive functions and physical movements. We can calculate the psychomotor speed by looking at an individual’s ability to detect and respond to rapid changes in the environment, such as the presence of a stimulus. With this, we can assess reaction time, movement time and vigilance.
CANTAB test batteries including attention
and psychomotor speed assessments
Alzheimer's disease
ADHD
Depression
Multiple Sclerosis
