Science
Measuring the processes behind behaviour
MindMetrics examines how observable choices may reflect underlying processes involved in learning, decision-making and adaptation.
Layers of information
Observable behaviour and latent processes
Reported symptoms
Observable behaviour
Latent cognitive processes
Neurophysiological signals
Clinical interpretation
Why task-based measurement
Behaviour across repeated decisions
Task-based assessments can capture repeated choices, reaction times, feedback responses and adaptation over trials—information that a single questionnaire snapshot may miss.
Why computational modelling
Same score. Different mechanisms.
Computational models help estimate interpretable parameters of learning, decision and adaptation from trial-by-trial behaviour.
Illustrative — trial patterns differ despite identical totals.
Illustrative — trial patterns differ despite identical totals.
Optional mobile EEG
Feasibility under evaluation
Mobile EEG can add neural context during active decisions. Feasibility and signal quality are being evaluated across contexts and populations.
Validation approach