What is the Pick the Flowers game?

Pick the Flowers is a NeuronUP game for adults that requires pressing a central button when the target element appears, designed to improve inhibition.

How does Pick the Flowers train inhibition?

Players must identify and respond only to the indicated stimulus while ignoring distracting elements, strengthening response inhibition and impulse control through repeated practice.

What cognitive functions does Pick the Flowers target?

The game targets inhibition, processing speed, and sustained attention, improving stimulus selection, response timing, and the ability to maintain focus.

How are difficulty levels managed in Pick the Flowers?

There are twelve phases from easiest to most difficult; users move up or down automatically based on correct or incorrect responses, and professionals can set phases manually.

What are the default activity configuration settings?

Default settings include no maximum time, no visible timer, five exercises to advance a phase, and three exercises to move down a phase.

Who is Pick the Flowers recommended for and how does it apply to daily life?

Recommended for adults with ADHD, frontotemporal dementia, or Alzheimer's disease; it relates to daily tasks like safely crossing streets or driving by improving attention and processing speed.

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Today we present our new game Pick the Flowers that helps improve inhibition.

What does this activity involve?

This NeuronUP game for adults aims to press the button located in the center of the screen each time the element indicated at the top appears.

In this video we explain how to play.

What does this activity target?

Pick the Flowers primarily trains inhibition, but it also trains processing speed and sustained attention in adults.

How does it do this? We must pay attention to the different elements shown on the screen.

To successfully complete the level, the user must correctly identify and respond to the indicated stimulus, ignoring the distracting stimuli that appear on the screen.

Play by levels

As with all NeuronUP games, you can choose the phase (the difficulty level). The first phase is the easiest and the twelfth the most difficult.

The user will move up or down levels automatically based on their correct or incorrect responses. Additionally, the professional can choose the phase manually.

Activity configuration

Pick the Flowers is a game that you can play by default

No maximum time,
No visible timer,
5 exercises to move up a phase,
3 exercises to move down a phase.

Application in daily life

We can relate this activity to everyday situations such as crossing a street. To do so safely, it is important to pay attention to the appropriate stimulus; in this case it would be that the pedestrian traffic light is green, and to avoid impulses like crossing when it is red or not looking to the sides to check that no cars are approaching.

We can also relate it in the opposite sense, that is, if we are driving a car. We must stay attentive while driving, moving forward only when the traffic light is green. It is necessary to maintain an appropriate processing speed to make the necessary movements and prevent accidents.

This activity is recommended for adults with ADHD, frontotemporal dementia, or Alzheimer’s disease.