Inquisit 6 vs EARS Mobile Sensing Usage & Stats

Conduct or participate in psychological research on your iPhone or iPad. The Inquisit Player enables psychological researchers to administer neuropsychological tests and surveys on iPhones and iPads in the lab, clinic, or in the field, in both online or offline modes. Participants can run psychological research studies remotely using their iOS device. Inquisit is a leading tool among psychological and behavioral researchers for computer-based measurement of a wide variety of psychological processes and functions. Inquisit supports over 100 well known psychological tests, including the IAT, ANT, Stroop, Wisconsin Card Sort, Iowa Gambling Task, N-Back, Digit Span, Dot Probe, Flanker Task, Balloon Analogue Risk Task (BART), Simon Task, Mental Rotation, Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT), Go/No-Go, Simple Reaction Time, Stop Signal Task, OSPAN, Trail Making Test, Tower of London, and dozens of others. Administer the tests as is, customize them, or program your own.

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EARS Mobile Sensing

The Effortless Assessment Research System (EARS) is a behavioral research tool developed by Ksana Health. EARS is intended to be used by individuals who have consented to participate in one of EARS' ongoing research studies. Mobile devices have  a lot to say about behavioral health. Giving behavioral health researchers access to your digital information helps them study patterns in behavior. Information gathered can be used to better support mental and behavioral health and can help solve mental health challenges. Ksana Health builds digital research tools with a focus to improve mental health, especially amongst underserved group and young people. Ksana keeps your digital data safe and does not sell it to anyone or use it to target you with advertising. Our Ethics Committee ensures that: - You agree with how your data is used - Ksana keeps your data safe - Benefits of the research outweigh any risk - Easily opt out at any time. Research data collected with EARS: - Accelerometer - GPS, for general mobility, habits, and patterns - Keyboard usage for sentiment. - Music and media listening, including musical and affective qualities of songs - Battery state and charging time - Call Status - Screen Time Device Usage - Sleep data through HealthKit EARS was selected as part of The Opportunity Project, an initiative focused on using open data to improve the lives of American citizens.