◐ Focus & Visual Attention
Stroop Effect Test
A classic selective-attention exercise. A color word appears in an ink color that may not match what it says — tap the button matching the ink color, not the word itself. 20 trials measure both accuracy and how much a mismatch slows you down.
Research-basedBased on the Stroop task (1935), one of the most replicated findings in cognitive psychology, used to study attention and interference.
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A color word will appear, written in a color that may not match what it says. Tap the button matching the ink color — not the word itself. 20 trials, answer as quickly and accurately as you can.