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Eriksen flankers task

Eriksen flankers task The Eriksen flankers task is a neurocognitive test in which a person responds to target visual information while ignoring surrounding distracting information.

The Eriksen flankers task is a neurocognitive test in which a person responds to target visual information while ignoring surrounding distracting information. It is used to assess selective visual attention and is also used to examine response inhibition, often through reaction time and accuracy on congruent versus conflicting displays.

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Drafting source: Grinberg Adam; Hanzlíková Ivana; Lehnert Michal; Abdollahipour Reza. The impact of maturation level, not chronological age, on attentional control: implications for sports injury prevention in female adolescents. 2024; DOI 10.1186/s13102-024-00984-5; article XML SHA-256 d8151a77cdca222ce08087cfbcca850173fa76e54753d0176ecafc1af0b7e166. “The impact of maturation level, not chronological age, on attentional control: implications for sports injury prevention in female adolescents” (10.1186/s13102-024-00984-5).
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