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Abstract
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1. The Continuous Performance Task (CPT), widely regarded as a test of attention span, has become extensively used in psychopharmacological research.
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2. A system for regulation of the CPT and other experimenter paced tasks is described. This control unit provides a cheap, reliable, and portable means for conducting such tests without expensive laboratory equipment.
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3. Suggestions are offered concerning other aspects of the system, including the production of control tapes, presentation of stimuli, data output, and recommended time parameters.