The 3RT Test: Three reaction time tasks for IBM PC computers |
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Authors: | Evelyn Lee Teng |
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Affiliation: | 1. Department of Neurology, GNH 5641, University of Southern California School of Medicine, 2025 Zonal Avenue, 90033, Los Angeles, CA
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Abstract: | The 3RT Test consists of a simple, a choice, and a conditional reaction time (RT) task. The three tasks involve comparable visual stimuli and require identical manual responses, but they differ in the complexity of cognitive processing required. The nonverbal stimuli convey commonly known meanings. Responses can be made either on the keyboard or on response keys connected to the computer’s serial port. The computer’s internal timer/counter is used for millisecond timing. The test administration program allows flexible setting of the test conditions. The data analysis program provides summary data not only for each RT task as a whole, but also for separate trial types within each task. Summary statistics include measures of variation and central value that are not affected by extreme scores. In addition to laboratory studies with normal adults, the 3RT Test is suitable for life-span developmental studies, cross-cultural comparisons, and other uses in various clinical settings. |
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