Speeded Matching Test

Cognition: Processing Speed

Acronym(s)

SM

Language(s)

English, Spanish

Description

An assessment of processing speed. Participants are asked to identify which of four pictures matches the target picture at the top of the screen.

Administration Info

Age range: 3 - 6
Test Time: 3 minutes
Available in: NIH Toolbox
Administration: Examiner-administered
Devices: iPad
Additional equipment required: No
Qualification Level: Cognition access required

Sample Item(s)
Speeded Matching Test - Practice Item

Training Video

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