Dyspraxic Adults

Tom fod wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2019 10:46 pm Hi Firemokkey

Please can you add some context to these figures.

Did you find any areas that were strengths?

What do the categories and scores mean?
Do the higher numbers denote a higher or lower degree of impairment?

michael wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2019 1:24 pm thanks for clearing that up---I was under the impression it held more validity than that

Results
As you can see below, the data are above .8 in more than 50% of the cases, and the rest are between .6 and .7. This result shows that the CogniFit system is accurate and reliable, as the scores are near 1, and therefore there are no discrepancies among the data.

Xenavire wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 11:09 pm If it makes you feel any better firemonkey, I had a big post typed out - then accidentally refreshed the page. I then gave up, because I was rather frustrated.

My own results were mostly high - as I said, it had a lot in common with video games, so I found most of it pretty easy. My hand-eye coordination was the only one in the red (at 110), and I managed to get 800/800 on something, but I deleted the app, so I don't know which category it was anymore.

I've always been a freakishly good test-taker though, before anyone feels bad. There is quite literally only one set of exams I ever studied for in my life (Dutch as a second language), and the only exams I ever failed were the ones I was sick for (and the school decided I couldn't retake them, despite my health being an issue for three years prior - I hated that school anyway, so no big loss.)

I also do fairly well in IQ tests, my range has typically been between 120 and 130, not that I put a lot of stock in them. If intelligence was representative of success or character, the various world leaders wouldn't collectively suck hairy unspeakables.