Research data

Useful statistical data, collected with clear consent.

Open Cognitive Research is designed to collect only what is useful for interpretation and research, while avoiding unnecessary personal information.

What may be collected

Age range or year of birth
Country and language
Education level
Device type
Quiet or distracted environment
Sleep, fatigue and stress context
Answer accuracy and response time
Category-level scores and test date

What should be separate

Email for saved results
Annual reminder preferences
Account identity
Any future sensitive medical fields

Email identity should be logically separated from pseudonymized research data.

What should not be collected early

Unnecessary personal identifiers
Detailed medical history without separate consent
Clinical claims without validation
Hidden research participation

Consent model

Research contribution should be an explicit choice, separate from simply using the test. A participant may use a cognitive test without agreeing to contribute pseudonymized results to research.

See the full Research Consent and Privacy Policy pages for the intended separation between account identity and research datasets.