Pattern recognition tasks are commonly used by clinicians as structured, non-verbal cognitive exercises that emphasize visual reasoning, rule identification, and problem-solving. Because these tasks minimize language demands, they are especially useful when working with individuals who benefit from visually based activities. Common task formats include: 1. Completing visual sequences; 2. Identifying missing elements in patterns; 3. Selecting the option that follows the same visual rule; 4. Comparing relationships across rows or column, Because responses are based on visual logic rather than language, these tasks can be adapted for individuals with...
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This post provides two free, adult-appropriate attention worksheets (trail making and shape cancellation) and outlines how these structured tasks are commonly used for cognitive practice.
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