Connectivity
Normal range
80-100
What is means
Your Connectivity score reflects how well different regions of your brain are able to coordinate and communicate.
What it tests
Systemic function of the brain and the ability of neurons to coordinate signaling.
Why it's important
The is a systemic test, which means that scores reflect the coordination of neurons throughout the cerebral cortex. Coordinated signaling allows the brain to process information from different sources. Poor Connectivity scores have been correlated with impaired motor skills and autism spectrum disorders.
Tests used to compute your scores
Timing Challenge and TOJC Challenge
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