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Sway’s impulse control test is scored based on millisecond (ms) values, a lower score is considered better
The impulse control test measures a person’s visual processing speed, inhibitory control and neuromotor function. It measures how fast the athlete reacts to a go or no-go stimulus and pairs very well with our reaction time test.
We typically see a 60 - 150ms difference between reaction time and impulse control.
- Reaction time should be faster than impulse control!
- If reaction time is slower than impulse control, consider re-testing one or both modules
For more information on interpreting Sway results, check out Sway University courses Results Interpretation 101 for baseline results and Results Interpretation 102 to compare non-baseline tests to the baseline. Please reach out to support@swaymedical.com if you need further assistance.
