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PASAT

PASAT PASAT is a standardized cognitive test used to measure how quickly and flexibly a person processes spoken information, along with mental calculation, sustained attention, and divided attention.

PASAT is a standardized cognitive test used to measure how quickly and flexibly a person processes spoken information, along with mental calculation, sustained attention, and divided attention. In it, single digits are presented one at a time and the person adds each new digit to the one that came just before, with the score based on the number answered correctly.

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