Attention
Prefrontal & parietal cortex, reticular activating system

| Program | Therapeutic Target |
|---|---|
| Hit It Reaction and Impulse Control | Alertness, reaction speed and inhibitory control |
| Pick It Attention and Focus | Sustained and selective attention |
| Vita Att Attention and Flexibility | Cognitive flexibility and attentional shifting |
| Vita City Spatial Cognition | Visuospatial attention and spatial processing |
| See It Divided Attention | Simultaneous processing of multiple stimuli |
Hit It Reaction and Impulse Control
Alertness, reaction speed and inhibitory control
Pick It Attention and Focus
Sustained and selective attention
Vita Att Attention and Flexibility
Cognitive flexibility and attentional shifting
Vita City Spatial Cognition
Visuospatial attention and spatial processing
See It Divided Attention
Simultaneous processing of multiple stimuli
Hit It → Pick It → Vita Att → Vita City → See It
Attention is the foundation for all continuing cognitive therapy. The five attention modules systematically address alertness, selective, sustained, divided, and alternating attention.
Hit It offers two selectable modes: (1) an alertness-only reaction task, and (2) alertness + impulse control/selection, adding inhibitory demands and distractor-based selectivity. This lets clinicians separate basic alerting/processing-speed work from higher-level response control.
Pick It emphasizes focused attention via target detection among similar items, strengthening selective attention and interference control.
Vita Att builds attention flexibility by requiring continuous marking decisions based on changing inclusion/exclusion rules, training sustained attention, set maintenance, and shifting.
Vita City primarily targets spatial cognition, but it also drives sustained, goal-directed scanning while planning efficient routes under constraints.
See It increases divided-attention demands by having users encode complex street scenes and answer multiple-choice questions, reinforcing multi-feature monitoring and selection of task-relevant details.




