What happens when your executive skills have to work in real time?
Five short games explore how you pause a response, update information, switch rules, build a workable plan, and stay with a precise visual target. You will do the tasks instead of rating yourself.
- Choose a quiet space and keep your screen steady.
- Do not use a calculator, notes, or outside help.
- Accuracy matters more than speed, except when a signal advances on its own.
Use a phone, tablet, or computer. This is an educational performance snapshot, not a clinical or standardized assessment.
Pause or Press
Take a short break here if you need one. Continue when you are ready.
Ready for the scored game?
Aim for accuracy. Some trials advance on their own, while others wait for your answer. You may pause here before continuing.
Practice complete
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Your skills worked in different ways today.
Five separate signals, not one overall score
Each game used a different rule, response format, and difficulty. Compare each result with its own task demands and with your real-life experience. The Lab does not rank the five skills or combine them into a standardized executive-function score.
This is an informal educational performance snapshot for personal insight. It is not a diagnosis, intelligence test, or standardized assessment. Performance can shift with sleep, stress, distractions, screen size, motor comfort, reading speed, timing, color perception, and familiarity with this kind of task.