NIH Toolbox en Español for Android

11 things about NIH Toolbox en Español

1. With the advent of the NIH Toolbox, researchers can now assess function using a common metric and can “crosswalk” among measures, essential to the process of pooling data and often necessary when a large and diverse sample is needed.

2. Users can enjoy a free trial period to explore the NIH Toolbox app, but data will not be saved and results will not be generated during the free trial.

3. NIH Toolbox is a multidimensional set of performance and person-report measures that assess cognitive, sensory, motor, and emotional function in people ages 3-85, designed for research and clinical use (see ).

4. Tests in the Cognition domain require the successful completion of a separate approval on This approval process is included in the cost of the subscription; no additional purchase is necessary.

5. NIH Toolbox does not require a subscription for many features; however, a subscription is required to record assessment responses and to view and export results.

6. All content needed to administer NIH Toolbox tests is available in the app, though some tests require additional hardware or materials.

7. New users are strongly encouraged to download the NIH Toolbox V3 app instead of this legacy version: Users whose studies end after March 2025 must plan to transition to the NIH Toolbox V3 app before then.

8. * Data exports (.csv format) and assessment reports (.PDF format) may be emailed from NIH Toolbox.

9. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS IS A LEGACY VERSION OF THE NIH TOOLBOX SYSTEM AND WILL BE RETIRED IN MARCH 2025.

10. NIH Toolbox was developed by more than 250 scientists over 6 years and sponsored by the 15 institutes of the National Institutes for Health that make up the NIH Neuroscience Blueprint.

11. NIH Toolbox includes over 200 measures, for stand-alone use or as part of a complete assessment battery.