Continuous Attention Test

Good Start! Nice Test with option to control sound and vibration Can you please add the following: 1. Option for test duration say 5 min, 10 min, 15 min, etc 2. Option for speed or interval between two letters 3. Can the reports be only in English. One worksheet can give explanation which will help the users to choose the right metric. Also user info not avbl in attachment is it because I clicked on Test. You may like to see the SART app on i-phone All the best

No results interpretation which renders the app completely useless. Also, shoddy coding - it must weigh at maximum 500KB, not 20MB. Also, it could start by announcing that the test takes almost 15 minutes to complete. Also, it often failed to register touches - my phone works just fine.

This isn't a complete app for average people, I don't think more than 80% of people who have downloaded this would understand this app. 1. The instructions are only partial and doesn't indicate that the text will be of 15 minutes, You would have to read "About app" for that. 2. What the hell those figures even mean? No matter if the figures are accurate or not they do not even remark about ones performance in the test which feels like you have wasted all your time. Can be made a lot better.

Tap the screen except when you see the letter "?"... The next button covers the letter im supposed to be looking for so I cant read the full instructions. Very frustrating.

Interesting, but could be better if the app gave some indication of what the results meant. It's dissapointing to have done the test for what felt like no reason. It's hard to tell how your performance is in relation to other people's. The test could say things like if you're average, above average or below average. Or it could give some indication of the chances of you having ADHD (I myself am being tested tomorrow).

The 'next' arrow covers the place where it tells me what letter to not tap. Useless. Cant rotate. Cant zoom. Cant get arround this problem.

I thought it was very accurate. Seemed the same as a doctor's test. But I didn't see any explanation of all the different numbers.

DON'T PRESS" X " . it is on the instruction page on the Google Play store but covered on the app . Don't press X

'Forward' button covers the key letter which makes it impossible to use the app.

Great, it's also a tool to train focus

Every time I try to finish the test I end up just clicking out Why is it so freaking long lmao

No interpretation for the results and needs to be more deceptive of what to do and how.....

Yes but what does the results mean? K know what the test is. You're not meant to hit "X" which I failed at miserably. But I don't know what all the figures mean :/

Not have the normal values to be compared with

After sustaining a head injury recently, this Was not the game for me. Kim S. Warren

How long is this test???

Where do I go to interpret the results please???

Superb it is available to the general public. Conclusions/explanations would be useful (eg: chances of ADHD in % and advice to repeat with doc or not. Also the contrary test would be useful to be included: only press X, test to be done right having done this one avoiding X's. Great anyway, so a big thank you!

Perfect! It was sooo long and I was getting really bored - which in this case is a good thing! As someone with ADHD I recognize that this a great way to measure prolonged attention. Looking at not just correct answers or average speed in answering but at variability in speed is a great way to see how much attention varies in and out over time. Could you add different letters as the non-target? I'd like to test myself at different times of the day, but I think that always using X will lead to getting better at that particular case because of practice. Also, can you create a way to view my past results and compare scores? And to view average results of all test takers?

Took way too long (close to ten minites) of clicking letters. Then afterward, doesn't really explain the results at all. Maybe I'm just dumb, but I have no idea what I just did or why.