This study investigates a computerized tool for assessing cognitive status. The purpose of this study is to compare this new tool with traditional paper and pencil tests to see how well it works and to understand participants' experiences with it. The study aims to recruit up to 200 participants to test this new method and gather their feedback.

Participants will be involved in 1 to 3 test sessions, which may include a baseline session and up to two follow-up sessions. During these sessions, participants will use the computerized tool, known as CAMCI, to assess their cognitive abilities. Participants will be compensated for their time and involvement.

• Who can participate: Individuals who can see and hear well enough to complete neuropsychological testing and are able to read, write, and understand the study requirements are eligible. Those with significant neurological diseases or major psychiatric disorders are excluded.
• Study details: Participants will take part in computerized testing sessions that assess cognitive abilities. The study will compare results from these sessions with traditional testing methods and gather feedback from participants on their experiences.