The Fast Feedback Interception Test: A New Way to Quantify Rapid Feedback Processing

The video features interviews with Dr. Kayne Park and Dr. Stephen Scott, who are the co-creators of the Fast Feedback Interception Test.

In the video, we discuss:

• The purpose of the test: We explain that the test was created to efficiently identify and quantify impairments in rapid feedback processing, particularly in individuals who have experienced a stroke.
• The importance of the new assessment: They highlight the significance of being able to measure these specific brain circuits, as this new test helps fill a critical gap for researchers and clinicians.
• How the test works: The video describes the task as a novel robotic test where participants must intercept a moving target while their limb is subjected to various physical and visual perturbations. This setup allows for a precise, quantitative measurement of how a person’s brain processes and reacts to unexpected changes.