[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"content-seo:goNoGo":3},{"description":4,"seo":5,"faq":8},"A quick game version of the Go\u002FNo-Go task, a setup psychologists use to study response inhibition. Over 30 trials the board turns green 24 times and red 6 times in random order: tap green within 1 second, and keep your hands off red. Tapping a red or missing a green counts as an error, and at the end you see your accuracy, your average reaction time on green and how many reds you tapped. It's a game for fun, not a diagnostic test.",{"ogTitle":6,"ogDescription":7},"Go\u002FNo-Go Test | Impulse Control Reaction Game - Giggleus","🚦 Tap green, hold on red. 30 trials, 1 second per green, 6 red traps — how many will you tap? Climb the leaderboard or challenge a friend.",[9,12,15,18],{"question":10,"answer":11},"How does the Go\u002FNo-Go test work?","Tap the board within 1 second whenever it turns green, and keep your hands off when it turns red. One round has 30 trials — 24 green and 6 red in random order, and the first two are always green.",{"question":13,"answer":14},"What counts as an error, and how is accuracy scored?","Tapping a red and failing to tap a green within 1 second both count as errors. Accuracy is the share of the 30 trials you got right, so tapping every single time still caps you at 80%. One error or fewer earns the top rating, 2–3 the second, 4–8 the third, and 9 or more lands on 'Too Impulsive!'.",{"question":16,"answer":17},"How are leaderboard points calculated?","Points = accuracy (%) × 5, plus a speed bonus of (600 − your average green reaction time in ms) ÷ 10 when that is above zero. Accuracy carries almost all the weight, so holding back on red matters more than raw speed.",{"question":19,"answer":20},"Can this test diagnose ADHD or impulsivity?","No. The Go\u002FNo-Go task is a research paradigm for studying response inhibition, but this short game isn't a validated clinical test and its result isn't a diagnosis. If attention or impulsivity concerns you, talk to a professional."]