Computerized Battery of Cognitive and Emotional Assessments with Normative Benchmarking

Researchers at Stanford have developed a computerized battery of behavioral/cognitive tests that measure domains including sustained attention, working memory, inhibition, memory, executive function, and emotion processing.

Through standardized, self-administered tasks, participants respond to visual and auditory stimuli that probe each domain. The battery generates accuracy and reaction-time outputs that can be benchmarked against an extensive normative database. Its unique combination of tests, paired with this database, makes it a valuable tool for researchers and clinicians to objectively characterize behavior, diagnose patients, guide treatment, and conduct research.