As an example of the "much more difficult" questions on this cognitive test, Trump described having to repeat five words — "person, woman, man, camera, TV" — and then later on in the test ...

For example, if the person takes the same test word-for-word, repeatedly over time, this raises questions about the nature of the test versus the nature of the cognitive abilities of the person ...

Biden is resistant to taking a cognitive test. Try a short one yourself. This isn’t a real cognitive test, but it should give you an understanding of how simple screenings work.

Doctor who created cognitive test Trump brags about acing says questions were "supposed to be easy" “It’s not meant to determine if someone has extremely high levels of abilities,” Dr. Ziad ...

The Montreal Cognitive Assessment, which Trump took in 2018, has 30 questions. It’s not clear whether Trump has taken another version of the exam more recently.

What are cognitive tests? They’re brief screening tools, a 10-minute series of questions to assess different brain functions.

“I have a cognitive test every day,” said Biden, who would be 86 when he leaves office if re-elected in November. Trump, 78, also faced questions about his cognition when he was in office.

Nikki Haley wants politicians over 75 to take the Montreal Cognitive Assessment and publish the results. A neurologist explains the test and what it measures.

Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden shrugged off a question Tuesday about taking a cognitive assessment test, which President Trump has challenged him to do — while misrepresenting what the ...

And presidents aside, does the average older adult need one? What are cognitive tests? They’re brief screening tools, a 10-minute series of questions to assess different brain functions.

Examples of slower cognitive “processing” might be difficulty remembering a name, numbers or specific details under pressure – but they come back to you later.