Game to Improve Processing Speed in Adults: Fast Partners

Today we present a new game for working on processing speed in adults called Fast Partners.

What does this activity for working on processing speed in adults involve?

This activity involves matching the items shown as quickly as possible. Users also need to pay close attention, since they are racing against the clock.

Here’s an example of the activity Fast Partners for working on processing speed in adults:

What does this activity work on?

This game works on processing speed, selective attention, and inhibition.

Play by levels

The game is divided into phases, with phase 1 being the easiest and phase 12 the hardest.

The user moves up or down a level automatically according to their correct answers and mistakes. The professional can also choose the level manually.

Customizing the activity

Custom levels can also be created to fit the user’s specific needs.

Parameters

In this game, you can set some of the activity’s parameters, such as:

• The time per square,
• estimated maximum time,
• number of options,
• correction criterion,
• sequence length,
• the maximum number of errors.

General settings

You can choose other general settings such as:

• The number of exercises,
• whether or not to show a visible timer for the activity,
• whether or not to include an inactivity alert, and
• editing the instructions.

Languages

You can use this activity in digital format in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, and Catalan.

If you don’t know how to change the language of activities in NeuronUP, you can check this article.

Children’s version

Fast Partners has a children’s version called Racing with Partners that uses drawings instead of real images.

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