Mevaga cognition test

Test yourself:
How fast do you process information?
How big is your memory span?

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Test your cognitive performance

Our Mevaga cognition test measures the current cognitive performance. In the first part of the test the information processing speed (IPS) is measured, in the second part the memory span (MS) is measured. The core size of the main memory can be calculated by combining these basic elements. The working memory capacity is the most important measure of the current cognitive performance of a person and is also known as fluid intelligence. With this test you can measure your current performance level and to compare the values with later measurements.

How fast do you process information?

Information processing speed (IPS) is a cognitive ability that can be defined as the time it takes a person to absorb and react to environmental stimuli. It shows in the speed of processing thoughts- how quickly we perceive and think, e.g., add numbers or recalling different memories. Regardless of which of our senses we use to receive information, the speed of its processing is required in countless situations in which we must react quickly to new things. The speed of information processing can be increased through cognitive training.

How big is your memory span?

Memory span (MS) is a cognitive skill. It describes the amount of time that information is present in the brain for further use. This period of time is limited, varies from person to person and can be extended/improved through training. The memory span is an important component of our mental performance. The larger it is, the more complex thought processes are possible.

How does the test work?

The Mevaga cognition test is freely accessible, registration is not required.

At the beginning of the test, we ask you three questions. Your answers to these questions and your test results will be stored anonymously. We guarantee that no assignment to your person will be made.

Our test consists of two parts. Part 1 tests your information processing speed (IPS), part 2 your memory span (MS). Both tests contain two runs, one with numbers and one with letters. The entire test takes approximately 6 minutes and your result will be displayed after you have completed the second test.

You can repeat the test as often as you want and, for example, write down your test results and compare them daily. Focus and make sure that you are not getting disturbed during the test.

Note on the display size: The test is optimized for the standard display size of your smartphone. If you have problems with the display, please check your settings.