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The areas that are addressed below are those which are the most difficult for one with an attention problem. By training these areas, through repetition and dedication, you will be able to increase your abilities.


 
Level 1: Attention Stamina
By focusing on the screen character (airplane shown), you will push it to the top of the screen. If attention wanes, the character will drop according to the indicated loss in attention level.

This activity teaches sustained attention, or Attention Stamina, the ability to stay focused for an extended period of time. Through repeated practice you will increase your capabilities to sustain your attention for a full five minutes without interruption.

Click here to see a demo for Level 1.


  
Level 2:
Visual Tracking
By focusing on the screen character (bug shown), you will force the character to move randomly about the screen. You must track the character visually with attention to increase your score.

If attention drops, the character will halt movement and ask you to focus back in at which point it will resume it movement. This teaches Visual Tracking, the ability to follow a moving object with focused attention.

Click here to see a demo for Level 2.


  
Level 3: Time on Task
You will be assigned the objective of building a 12-block tower within five minutes. You'll start with a red base and a single gold block. By focusing, you will pick up and move the blocks, one at a time, to form a tower.

If you fall off-task, the current block will stop or move backward. Any distraction will impede your progress. This teaches Time-on-Task, the ability to start and complete an assignment within a given amount of time.

Click here to see a demo for Level 3.


  
Level 4: Short Term Memory Sequencing
Four blocks, laid out similar to your arrow keys, light up in a random sequence with distinct auditory tones. Starting with sequences of two, you will be asked to input the last sequence using the corresponding arrow keys. Sequences increase in complexity as the user's skill increases.

If your attention diminishes, the game will halt until you focus back in. This teaches Short Term Memory Sequencing, or the ability to chunk and manipulate data in working memory.

Click here to see a demo for Level 4.


  
Level 5: Discriminatory Processing
Focusing in activates your "star flyer." Red and white asteriods will approach your screen. Your objective is to filter out the distracting background stars while deflecting white asteroids. This teaches Discriminatory Processing, the ability to filter out distracting stimuli and correctly respond to appropriate stimuli.

This would be similar to filtering out the background activity in a classroom or office setting, while focusing on your task at hand.

Click here to see a demo for Level 5.

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