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ACPT

ACPT ACPT, or the Auditory Continuous Performance Test, is a test used to check for problems with auditory attention by having a person listen to single words and respond to a specific target word.

ACPT, or the Auditory Continuous Performance Test, is a test used to check for problems with auditory attention by having a person listen to single words and respond to a specific target word. It can help support the diagnosis of ADD or ADHD in children ages 6 to 11.

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