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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 27, 2026
Filed:
May. 22, 2017
Barry James French, Bay Village, OH (US);
Barry James French, Bay Village, OH (US);
Abstract
Multi-task (MT) paradigms may be used to evaluate a subject in a recreation of cognitive and motor/movement challenges inherent in dynamic environments, such as those encountered during sports. Such paradigms provide multiple tasks that the subject must engage in at the same time. MT paradigms include dual-task (DT) paradigms, in which the subject engages in a task that requires the subject to perform two tasks simultaneously, and triple-task (TT) paradigms, in which the subject engages in a task that requires the subject to perform two tasks simultaneously.
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