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 The [[http://www.cogstate.com|Cogstate]] is a battery of computerized cognitive tests used in [[start|Lifelines]] to broadly assess cognitive functioning of participants ([[sections|section]]: [[mental health]]). The test battery was performed in able participants aged 13 years and older.\\
-The Cogstate is used in conjunction with other cognition tests in Lifelines, i.e. the [[Ruff Figural Fluency Test|RFFT]] and the [[Mini Mental State Examination|MMSE]]. Raw data of the Cogstate was used to calculate the [[Cogstate Speed Composite (CSC)]].
+The Cogstate is used in conjunction with other cognition tests in Lifelines, i.e. the [[Ruff Figural Fluency Test|RFFT]] and the [[Mini Mental State Examination|MMSE]]. Raw data of the Cogstate was used to calculate the [[Cogstate Speed Composite (CSC)]] at 2A.
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   - number of errors/correct responses
   - reaction time
-The participant should be able to use a computer keyboard or mouse with one hand and should be able to see the computer screen (i.e. normal vision observation). If participants use reading glasses, they are recommended to use them during this task. In assessment 3A and 4A, additionaly, participants with a hearing impairment could not participate.
+The participant should be able to use a computer keyboard or mouse with one hand and should be able to see the computer screen (i.e. normal vision observation). If participants use reading glasses, they are recommended to use them during this task. \\
+In assessment 3A and 4A, additionaly, participants with a hearing impairment could not participate.
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