What is Actions According to Numbers?

A cognitive stimulation activity that requires performing different tasks according to indicated numbers, designed to train response speed, task switching, and instruction-based actions.

What cognitive functions does Actions According to Numbers train?

Primary: processing speed. Secondary: working memory, alternating attention and inhibition. The activity combines quick responses with keeping and switching instructions in mind.

How are the levels structured in Actions According to Numbers?

Five difficulty levels—basic, easy, medium, difficult and advanced—each containing five progressive phases that raise complexity and speed demands.

What formats are available for Actions According to Numbers?

Offered in both digital and paper formats, suitable for clinic or home use while maintaining the same task structure and objectives.

Which languages support Actions According to Numbers?

Available in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Catalan and German to support multilingual cognitive stimulation.

How does Actions According to Numbers improve processing speed?

By requiring rapid execution of number-linked tasks under time constraints, fostering faster stimulus-response mapping and greater automaticity through repetition.

Cognitive Stimulation Sheet: Actions According to Numbers

We bring you this NeuronUP activity to work on the cognitive stimulation, called Actions According to Numbers.

What does it involve?

This activity consists of performing different tasks according to the indicated number.

NeuronUP Activities - Actions According to Numbers — Activity: *Actions According to Numbers* (digital)

What does this activity work on?

Primary function

Processing speed: it is the primary function trained with this activity since the user has to do the tasks as quickly as possible.

Secondary functions

Working memory: because they must perform the task while keeping in mind the instruction associated with each number.
Alternating attention because the instructions change constantly.
Inhibition: the user has to control the impulse to move from one number to another without thinking.