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MotAPs is an application to assess apathy and suggest solutions against goal directed behavior disorders. MotAPS offers several tools to assess apathy: diagnostic criteria and game of interest, but also tools to stimulate…

Android & iOS links :

• https://testflight.apple.com/join/CR9DkYm6

Motaps :

• Android : https://bit.ly/motaps
• iOS : https://bit.ly/motaps2

MotapVR :

• Android : https://bit.ly/motapvr
• iOS : https://bit.ly/motapvr-ios

Mnemotherapie :

• Android : https://bit.ly/mnemotherapie

TaPiscine – Clinical effort-based task decision-making paradigm:

Apathy can be described as a motivation disorder that results in a disruption of goal-directed actions in the behavioral, cognitive, emotional and social interaction dimensions. This behavioral disorder is present in several neurocognitive and neuropsychiatric pathologies. The effort-based task-making paradigm is an approach that quantifies motivation based on a given amount of effort and reward (Chong et al, 2016). The objective is to measure the effort/reward ratio conditions that devalue the reward. The Tapiscine application offers a game that stems from this paradigm in order to be adapted in a clinical context. Subjects are offered to choose between completing a task that costs a certain effort (e.g. filling a pool as quickly as possible) for a certain reward (credits e.g. puzzle pieces) or resting for a fixed reward. It is carried out on a tablet or computer. Participants are instructed to discover as many tables as possible consisting of 25 puzzle pieces. To do this, they must try to get as many puzzle pieces as possible: choose to complete the task and pass it to get the indicated number of pieces or rest and win a puzzle piece. The task is to fill a pool whose size is proportional to the number of "taps" (tapping on the tablet or clicking mouse) that the subject must perform to fill it completely. The size of the pool and its number of taps corresponds to either 25, 50, 75 or 100% of maximum taps that the subject can perform and is evaluated before starting the exercise. 3 types of rewards are offered: 3, 6 or 9 puzzle pieces.

Each reward is coupled with an effort size which gives 12 conditions in total repeated 3 times. A total of 36 choices are offered to the subjects. We measure the number of times the subject decides to rest, the time taken to choose, the % of rest for each effort and each reward and each combination. Mathematical models are used to calculate the parameter K, which corresponds to the degree to which a reward is devalued by effort. The hypothesis is that the more apathetic subjects will obtain a different K degree than non-apathetic subjects. In other words, they will more often devalue the reward for less effort compared to non-apathetic subjects.

OREVAS  (Olfaction, Virtual Reality, Art and Health)  is an application created by the COBTEK lab and the speech therapy department of the Université Côte d'Azur as part of the AGAP (ART & Game Project) and OREVAS projects  with  funding from Academy 5 and the AI association.

• The recommendations of international experts for the implementation of workshops to be carried out either directly in the presence of the participants, or remotely using video-meeting means.
• A setup form to prepare your own workshop.

IOS & Android & iOS links :

• • Mac App Store
  • Google Play