Education and demonstration – Psychology
Patent
1987-04-10
1988-09-13
Picard, Leo P.
Education and demonstration
Psychology
273 1GE, 434365, G09B 1900
Patent
active
047706368
ABSTRACT:
The cognometer is a portable electronic device programmed for repeated, rapid, automated assessment and monitoring of memory and concentration. The memory monitor randomly generates data and displays the same in a common format, tests the user's comprehension of such data, tests the immediate recall of such data, and tests the delayed recall of such data. The concentration monitor randomly generates a long multi-digit number and displays the same, tests the user's comprehension of such number, and tests the concentration of the user by requiring the user to enter such number while the number is displayed, but without any position cue.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
Picard Leo P.
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