Understanding the MOXO Test

A patient's guide to what to expect during a MOXO assessment and how to read the results.

Taking the Test

If your doctor has ordered a MOXO Test, don't worry—you can't "fail" it. It is a measurement, like taking your blood pressure.

What happens?: You sit in front of a computer for about 18 minutes. You are told to press the spacebar whenever a specific target appears (like a face), but NOT when a non-target appears. Simple, right?

But then, the Distractors start. A siren blares, or a ghost flies across the screen. The test is looking to see if your "Attention Pipeline" can filter out the junk and stick to the task.

The Results: You will receive a report with a "Spider Web" diagram. It shows exactly where you are compared to the average for your age and gender. This is the "Proof" many people need to finally stop blaming themselves for their "Laziness"—they see the data proving their brain filters information differently.