Speed
Normal Range
80-100
What it means
Your Speed score reflects how quickly your brain is able to detect changes in your surroundings.
What it tests
White matter integrity, frontal and parietal pathways
Why it's important
The brain's frontal lobe is associated with motivation, memory, and communication skills. Poor Speed scores often indicate the presence of neurodegenerative disorders in the frontal lobe such as Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Tests used to compute your score
Simple Reaction Time
Blog articles about Speed
Case study: Getting back on your feet
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