When an initial auditory signal is given, the client is to tap an index finger on the input device as fast as possible until a second auditory signal is given. Maze Learning helps develop fine motor control, anticipatory planning, strategy and spatial organization. Spatial Organization develops spatial orientation and short-term spatial memory. Requires the client to orient a line in the same direction and angle as the target line presented. The ability to shift mental sets and respond to target stimuli is also developed.
Client attempts to keep the cursor inside a large box, which moves randomly about the screen.
When a target appears on the screen, the client must move the cursor out of the box to the target and then return the cursor to the box as quickly as possible. Visuospatial Memory helps to develop visual orientation and short-term spatial memory. Conceptual Skills helps train basic reasoning, memory and perceptual discrimination. Pattern Display Match helps to develop visual scanning and short-term memory of patterned stimuli. Numeric Skills focuses on visual scanning, short-term memory and counting ability in both a random and an orderly fashion.