MOXO Test and Objective Measurement

Understanding the clinical validity of the MOXO d-CPT and how it maps ADHD symptoms across four key parameters.

Beyond Subjective Reports

Standard ADHD testing often relies on "How do you feel?" or "What does the teacher say?". The MOXO d-CPT is an objective, science-based computer test.

How it works: It isn't just a boring button-pressing task. It includes Distractors—a dog barking, a baby crying, or birds flying on the screen. It measures how your focus changes when the world gets "noisy."

The 4 Parameters: 1. Attention: Can you stay with the task? 2. Timing: How fast is your processing? 3. Impulsivity: Do you jump the gun and press too early? 4. Hyperactivity: Do you keep pressing when you shouldn't?

The MOXO provides a "Heat Map" of your brain's performance, helping your doctor see if your main struggle is *Focus* or *Impulse Control*, leading to much better treatment choices.