About
This academically oriented software offers researchers a powerful and sensitive method for testing cognition. It utilizes culture-neutral stimuli to detect cognitive changes in subjects over time, with validity demonstrated in numerous peer-reviewed articles.
What's New in CogState
7.5.17
June 20, 2019
Translation updates / fname sets
Developer apps
FAQ
Does CogState require a license key?
Yes, this software requires a license key from CogState to be used. It is an academically oriented version of their clinical trials software.
What kind of stimuli does CogState use?
CogState tests utilize culture-neutral stimuli. This ensures that a wide range of subjects can be tested regardless of their ethnicity, socio-economic background, or education.
How sensitive are CogState tests?
CogState tests are extremely sensitive and their validity has been demonstrated in over 100 peer-reviewed articles. They are designed to detect cognitive change.
What devices is CogState supported on?
Currently, CogState is supported on iPads. It was released on May 4, 2013, and its latest version is 7.5.17, last updated on June 20, 2019.
What is the age rating for CogState?
CogState has an age rating of 17+. This indicates it is intended for mature users.
Is CogState free to use?
The software is listed as free. However, it explicitly states that a license key from CogState is required for use, suggesting potential costs associated with obtaining that license.
How often is CogState updated?
The latest version of CogState, 7.5.17, was released on June 20, 2019. This indicates that updates may not be very frequent.
What are some institutions that use CogState?
CogState has been used by institutions such as Yale University, the University of Melbourne, and the Australian Government's National Health & Medical Research Council.
