Cognitive Process Battery
9 timed task paradigms based on published cognitive research
Why task-based?
The Cognitive Process Battery records performance on timed task paradigms related to inhibition, working memory, vigilance, learning, and persistence. Deployment-specific validity remains to be established.
Timed Human Interaction
Interactive tasks require real-time human responses; this is not presented as an anti-cheating guarantee.
Scientific Basis
Task formats drawn from published cognitive psychology; product validity remains instrument- and deployment-specific.
Estimated duration
44 min · 9 cognitive tasks · practice rounds included
9 Cognitive Task Measures
The tasks record response-time and accuracy patterns using research-based formats. Product validity and resistance to external assistance remain deployment-specific.
Inhibitory Control
Inhibitory Control
Stroop, 1935
Rule Switching
Rule Switching
Rogers & Monsell, 1995
Sustained Vigilance
Sustained Vigilance
Rosvold et al., 1956
Associative Learning
Associative Learning
Nissen & Bullemer, 1987
Working Memory
Working Memory
Kirchner, 1958
Pattern Discrimination
Pattern Discrimination
Cognitive psychology
Selective Attention
Selective Attention
Treisman & Gelade, 1980
Number Fluency
Number Fluency
Numerical cognition
Goal Persistence
Goal Persistence
Duckworth, 2007
Published Research Foundations
The task formats draw from published cognitive psychology. These references describe research origins, not validation of this implementation.
Stroop Color-Word Task
Inhibitory Control
Research origin
N-Back Paradigm
Working Memory
Research origin
Visual Search Task
Selective Attention
Research origin
Serial Reaction Time
Associative Learning
Research origin
Task-Set Shifting
Rule Switching
Research origin
References identify task families and constructs. They are not product-level predictive-validity coefficients.
Timed interaction
The workflow requires time-bound responses and records task behavior. This can reduce reliance on static text answers, but it is not an anti-cheating guarantee.
Observed task performance
The battery records response times, accuracy, and completion behavior. Interpretation must remain instrument-specific and human-reviewed.
Governance controls
Consent, disclosure, audit, and human-review controls are available. Legal classification and conformity depend on the deployment.
Review the Cognitive Process Battery
44-minute workflow with 9 cognitive tasks; pilot evidence status and deployment limits are disclosed.