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Old 09-27-2011, 09:30 AM #1
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What's your highest score? Enjoy!

http://www.lumosity.com/brain-games/.../memory-matrix
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Old 09-27-2011, 09:41 AM #2
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First try I got 2245 and 10 tiles.
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Old 09-27-2011, 09:54 AM #3
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My best so far:

Score: 4705
Max Tiles: 13
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First try I got 2245 and 10 tiles.
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Old 09-27-2011, 01:47 PM #4
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1535 9 tiles-- yup... Still concussed lol This is a neat site, I'll have to play more often!
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Score: 1235
Max Tiles: 9

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995 - 7 tiles
but I must say I am awful at these games..I was the worst at pacman!
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That's a great little game, lindberg711. I'm conducting a little experiment on my own, part of which involves measuring changes in cognitive function. One game I'm using (along similar lines) is Purble Place that comes included in some versions of Windows® (I'm using the concentration-style tile matching game, but the others are good for some things too).

Do you, or anyone else, have/know of any other games/tests that would be useful in gaging/measuring cognitive function?

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I'm not even going to say. My memory is terrible because of the concussion. I used to have a very strong memory. It was one of my strengths and got me number one in 100+ students in my college A&P course. I had a visual memory. I've been thinking about finding some sort of rehab to help me.
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Well not sure what to think. First time got 1500 (something... can't recall 1524 or something!) and second time got 2555. That's how most of my days go. I gain a little confidence and the next minute I can't recall a single thing, then it reverses again. I've started to just write EVERYTHING down assuming I won't remember it.
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