Instructions: A pattern of highlighted squares will appear briefly. After it disappears, click the squares that were highlighted. The number of highlighted squares increases each round.
Round 1 of 10
Score: 0
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About Visual Memory Test
Visual (visuospatial) memory is the ability to remember patterns, images, and spatial locations. It relies on the visuospatial sketchpad, a component of working memory. Average adults can hold 7±2 items in working memory (Miller's Law). This test progressively increases difficulty. Regular practice with memory exercises may help maintain working memory capacity. Results vary by age, fatigue, and distraction level.