Question
Download Solution PDFMatch the followings:
A. Continuous Performance Test (CPT) | I. Sustained attention and impulsivity |
B. Stroop Test | II. Cognitive flexibility and sequencing |
C. Trail Making Test | III. Working memory capacity |
D. Digit Span Test | IV. Attention control and processing speed |
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Option 1 : A-I, B-III, C-IV, D-II
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFThe correct answer is 'A-I, B-III, C-IV, D-II'
Key Points
- Continuous Performance Test (CPT) - I: Sustained attention and impulsivity
- The Continuous Performance Test (CPT) is designed to measure a person's sustained and selective attention and impulsivity.
- It is commonly used in the assessment of attention deficit disorders and other conditions that affect attention.
- Stroop Test - III: Working memory capacity
- The Stroop Test evaluates cognitive flexibility and attention, particularly the ability to inhibit cognitive interference.
- It is used to understand how well an individual can manage conflicting information.
- Trail Making Test - IV: Attention control and processing speed
- The Trail Making Test assesses visual attention and task switching.
- It is often used to evaluate processing speed and cognitive flexibility.
- Digit Span Test - II: Cognitive flexibility and sequencing
- The Digit Span Test measures working memory capacity by requiring individuals to recall sequences of numbers.
- This test is crucial in understanding an individual's ability to hold and manipulate information in their mind over short periods.
Additional Information
- Incorrect Options:
- The other options mix up the associations between the tests and their respective cognitive functions.
- For instance, Option 2 incorrectly matches Stroop Test with Cognitive Flexibility and Sequencing, whereas it actually measures Working Memory Capacity.
- Option 3 and Option 4 similarly mix up the correct associations, leading to incorrect answers.