Inquisit Player vs Neuro Mapper

Conduct or participate in psychological research - on your iPhone or iPad. The Inquisit Player enables research participants to find psychological research studies and participate in them. It also enables researchers to administer psychological tests on iPhones and iPads in the lab, clinic, or in the field, in both online or offline modes. Inquisit is a leading tool among psychological and behavioral researchers for computer-based measurement of a wide variety of psychological processes and functions. Inquisit supports over 100 well known psychological tests, including the IAT, Stroop, Wisconsin Card Sort, Iowa Gambling Task, N-Back, Digit Span, Dot Probe, Flanker Task, Balloon Analogue Risk Task (BART), Simon Task, Mental Rotation, Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT), Go/No-Go, Simple Reaction Time, Stop Signal Task, Sternberg Memory Task, Trail Making Test, Tower of London, and dozens of others. Administer the tests as is, customize them, or program your own.

Neuromapper allows for a more efficient and sophisticated multi-dimensional behavioral brain mapping. It contains multiple cognitive and sensory paradigms that were selected based on current practice, known brain behavioral correlates and from review of neuroimaging and clinical research. Neuromapper allows for customized stimulus selection tailored to the patient's ability level and it will record the patient's accuracy and other sensitive behavioral metrics during baseline testing and incorporate that data into the mapping session to provide a more individualized, tailored testing approach. Neuromapper, in its current form, contains paradigms designed to assess language, learning/memory, executive functions, and vision/neglect. Additional paradigms are being researched and designed and a research consortium is being established between the Medical College and other academic centers to continue testing and developing these paradigms and to answer other important research questions about functional localization and clinical mapping.