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Turbineguy

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1. Pretty straightforward

Reply to lillypaddle (Original post)

Tue Jul 2, 2024, 04:21 PM

Jul 2024

In my test they tell you a name and address to remember.

Then you get a series of questions, what day it is, the month, the year, a few other things.

Then they ask for the name and address if you remember it.

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Cognitive tests - any experience with these? [View all] lillypaddle Jul 2024 OP

Pretty straightforward Turbineguy Jul 2024 #1

Sounds like it is all memory related lillypaddle Jul 2024 #4

You could just have a lot of stuff on your mind that is distracting you. Turbineguy Jul 2024 #5

Sounds like what I do in the middle of the night. slightlv Jul 2024 #9

Sounds terrifying lillypaddle Jul 2024 #10

I don't think there's anything more terrifying slightlv Jul 2024 #12

Have you tested yourself with any sort of tests lately ? dweller Jul 2024 #2

Thanks for the suggestions lillypaddle Jul 2024 #3

I just had a full battery of cognitive tests to check on long term effects of concussion JT45242 Jul 2024 #6

Went through a lots of various ones for brain injury post cardiac arrest in March Historic NY Jul 2024 #7

I've had some and so has my husband Lulu KC Jul 2024 #8

Thanks for sharing lillypaddle Jul 2024 #11