MOXO360

MOXO360 redefines how we understand attention. By integrating both clinical diagnostics and cognitive profiling into a single assessment, it empowers professionals to go beyond identifying what’s wrong to fully understanding how an individual pays attention, adapts, and performs under pressure.

Why Choose MOXO360?

• Treatment Planning - MOXO360 helps professionals create targeted, individualized treatment plans by highlighting both cognitive strengths and attentional weaknesses. Its dual-view insights support informed decisions for interventions that align with the client’s specific attentional and regulatory profile.
• Mental health wellbeing - By revealing hidden strengths alongside challenges, MOXO360 supports a more balanced view of mental health. Its insights into executive function help explain common behavioral and emotional struggles in everyday life - from task initiation to emotional control. This empowers individuals, families, and professionals with insights that reduce stigma, enhance self-understanding, and promote resilience and confidence.

MOXO mesures 

Focus

Focus is an aggregate measure of basic attention abilities. This parameter provides a general representation of the individual’s attention ability, and comprises the average of selective attention, processing speed, self-regulation and response-regulation.  

• Total measures performance throughout the entire task.
• Visual measures performance while visual distractions are presented.
• Audio measures performance while auditory distractions are presented.
• Combo measures performance while combined audio-visual distractions are presented.

Selective attention  Selective attention measures the individual's ability to respond correctly and remain focused throughout the entire MOXO assessment. This parameter reflects how often the individual correctly presses the response key when the target stimulus is presented.

Processing speed  Processing speed measures the individual's ability to respond quickly and accurately throughout the entire MOXO assessment. This parameter reflects how much time it takes the individual to press the response key when the target stimulus is presented.

Self regulation  Self regulation measures the individual's ability to evaluate the situation without responding hastily. This parameter reflects how often the individual is able to refrain from pressing the response key when no target stimulus is presented.

Response regulation  Response regulation measures the individual's ability to control how they respond. This parameter reflects how often the individual presses a response key when a response was not required. This includes more than one press after a target is presented, or key presses other than the response key.

Processing speed stability  Processing speed stability measures the ability to respond consistently over time. This parameter reflects the standard deviation of the individual's processing speed throughout the assessment.

Task persistence  Task persistence measures the individual's ability to remain focused over an extended period of time. This parameter reflects the difference in an individual's selective attention performance at the end as compared with the beginning of the assessment.