Block Memory Test
Assess spatial sequence memory through progressive 9-block tapping patterns
Test visuospatial working memory with PULSE's block sequence recall task: observe the pattern, then repeat the blocks in the correct order.
Spatial Working Memory
Spatial working memory supports the temporary retention and sequential recall of visual locations in space.
It plays a fundamental role in navigation, spatial reasoning, and visual-motor coordination.
Sequence Recall Mechanics
A 3x3 grid of 9 blocks highlights in a random sequence. Once playback concludes, tap the blocks in the identical order.
The sequence starts at length 2 and increases by one block with each successful round. Users start with 3 lives.
- 3x3 layout with 9 interactive blocks
- Sequence progression starting at level 1 with 2 blocks
- 3 lives before session concludes
Progression and Span Score
Your final benchmark reflects the highest sequence span correctly completed before all 3 lives are exhausted.
Scope and Strategies
Visual path chunking and pattern association can aid recall. This benchmark is provided for personal tracking and cognitive exploration, not neurological memory diagnosis.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly do blocks flash?
Each block highlights for 400ms followed by a 200ms inter-stimulus pause before moving to the next position in the sequence.