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| - | | **Task in order of completion**| **Suffix** | | + | | **Task in order of completion** | **Suffix** | |
| - | | Detection task | _01 | | + | | Detection task | _02 | |
| - | | Identification task | _02 | | + | | Identification task | _01 | |
| - | | One back task | _04 | | + | | One back task | _04 | |
| - | | One Card Learning task | _03 | | + | | One Card Learning task | _03 | |
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| + | === Completion criteria 2A === | ||
| + | the Cogstate variables are, just as all other data, presented 'as-is'. Meaning that all available data will be present. The Cogstate research group has a completion criteria for all participants. This criteria determines when according to their standards the test was valid. If a participant scored to low on one of the following variables the results of the test is considered invalid. | ||
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| + | | **Task in order of completion** | **cogstate_stimuli_all_m_1** | **cogstate_hitrate_all_m_1** | | ||
| + | | Detection task | < 27 | < 80% | | ||
| + | | Identification task | < 23 | < 80% | | ||
| + | | One back task | < 24 | < 70% | | ||
| + | | One Card Learning task | < 60 | < 50% | | ||
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