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Home›Rehabilitation›Attention Rehabilitation›Alternating Attention Training

Alternating Attention Training

Alternating attention training aims at improving an ability to rapidly switch between two different tasks.

Blue and red boxes scattered across a computer screen
For example

Boxes appear at random on the computer screen. Individuals are instructed to press the right mouse button in response to blue boxes and the left mouse button in response to red boxes.

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