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What is the Digit Span test? | Cambridge Brain Sciences Resource Center
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Digit Span is a test of verbal short-term memory.
Can you memorize a phone number for long enough to write it down? How about two phone numbers at the same time? Digit Span tests your ability to remember a sequence of numbers that appear on the screen, one at a time. When you hear a beep, click on the numbers you just saw, in order. If you correctly recall all of the numbers, then the next sequence will be one number longer. If you make a mistake, then the next sequence will be one number shorter. After three mistakes, the test will end. Optimizing Performance In this test: Accuracy does matter; after three errors, the test ends. However, w
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