The Nesplora Aula is a virtual reality-based continuous performance test that measures attentional processes in children from 6 to 16 years of age. The measure uses a virtual reality headset to create a classroom-like environment for the examinee, requiring the use of visual and auditory attention. The current article explores a brief history of continuous performance tests, the Nesplora Aula (created by Gema Climent Martinez and Sam Goldstein), its underlying theoretical framework, and its structure. The advantages are discussed, including its ecological validity and drawbacks, such as the technology required and the regional normative sample.
Mulchay, C., Goller, H. & Rice, W. Virtual Reality-Based Attention Test Review: The Nesplora Aula. J Pediatr Neuropsychol (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40817-024-00161-z
This article carries out an in-depth analysis of Nesplora Aula, exposes lines of potential improvement and highlights the virtues of the product. Finally, the team carrying the research concludes that Aula and programs of its style represent a cutting-edge advance for neuropsychological evaluation and encourages both the academic community and consumers to continue using it, evaluating it and offering feedback with the goal of continuous improvement in terms of neuropsychological evaluation.
Este proyecto ha recibido financiación de la Unión Europea del programa de investigación e innovación
Horizon 2020 bajo el acuerdo Nº 733901
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