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Dear Sally Tang

Stroop Task is well-known and widely used for executive functioning evaluation. However, I suggest to employ it in a native-language format.

As for the effect of tip-of-tongue phenomenon (TOT), it is deserved to be inluded to your study hypothesys list.

TOT is considered as one that arised by memory problems, as well as one of a linguistic nature (as a native Russian speaker I experience it when I switch to English). Here, I would recommend to add a non-verbal memory task, and implement it in a combination with Stroop and other non-verbal executive functioning test.

And finally, why not to use non-verbal task on creative thinking? Not instead but together with Verbal fluency test. Good luck!

The WCST is often used to measure executive function in adults (I do not know the age group of your participants).

See the link here -

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/wisconsin-card-sorting-test

Dear Anastasia,

we recently developed a test that aimed to measure visuospatial working memory - a component of EF. It is freely available at https://github.com/klausfrieler/JAJ and the paper is under review now. In the next couple of months we hope to develop an antisaccades test and make it available online too.

Best,

Maxim

Dear Maxim Maxim Likhanov

Thanks for sharing this and good luck with your paper. I would love to read it when it is published.

Best

Anastasia