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Why it matters

Staying focused on a repetitive, seemingly boring task is one of the hardest cognitive skills. That's exactly when mistakes happen — a wrong reaction to a signal, losing concentration in the final minutes of a game.

What it measures

The ability to distinguish an important signal from background noise and stay focused during a longer repeated task (a Go/No-Go test).

Who it helps

Athletes in endurance and team sports, people working highly monotonous jobs, and children training their attention.

Rating scale

≥ 95%Exceptional attention
85–94%Excellent attention
70–84%Average attention
< 70%Below average attention

The test is built on the so-called Go/No-Go paradigm (a variant of the continuous performance test) commonly used in psychology to measure sustained attention — accuracy drops with fatigue and improves with regular training.