Am I Stoned App
The app could then tell users if they are impaired relative to their sober performance. Pabon and de Wit are motivated to continue development and testing of their Am I stoned? app, with hopes of eventually releasing it for public use. The app has been designed to work out how high a user is based on their performance on a series of digital tasks that can be completed on mobile or desktop.
The app, called Am I Stoned?, is still in its research phase, but Pabons preliminary results suggest that the concept is on firm ground. Could the "Am I Stoned?" app help solve the conundrum? Possibly. As LiveScience reports, there are likely two factors to determining impairment from THC: documenting the impairment, and executing ...
When eventually available, researchers pointed out that the Am I Stoned app would require users to establish a baseline with an initial sober run through the tasks, for later comparison with data gathered from the user when theyre high. The study was funded by the National Institute of Drug Abuse. How high are you? Dude, am I stoned? An app that tests memory, attention and reaction traits that are often impaired by cannabis use aims to answer that question by giving people a ...
How stoned are you, really? That's the question researchers challenged marijuana users to answer in a prototype app called "Am I Stoned?" The idea of the app is to gauge a baseline sober and under-the-influence performance from users, thereby allowing the app to work out an accurate personalized impairment measure. Am I Stoned ...
The app, called Am I Stoned, has been created by researchers from the University of Chicago to assess the effects of cannabis on cognitive ability. But how high are you? Now theres an app for that. Its called Canary and the $4.99 app launched last week on Apples App store.
This is a first-of-its-kind app to quickly measure how ...
