Behavior modification methods and systems

A system for altering behavior of a subject, the system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• a memory, the memory including code representing instructions that when executed cause the one or more processors to:
• provide a first stimulus to a subject, wherein the first stimulus is an interactive activity requiring that the subject perform one or more actions to interact with one or more icons on one or more computing devices, and wherein the first stimulus is selected by the one or more computing devices to correspond to a current physiological or neurocognitive state for the subject;
• monitor the performance of the subject in response to the first stimulus;
• and
• provide a second stimulus to the subject in response to the one or more computing devices determining that the subject's performance in response to the first stimulus satisfies a predetermined condition, wherein the second stimulus is an interactive activity requiring that the subject perform one or more actions to interact with one or more icons on the one or more computing devices, and wherein the second stimulus is selected by the one or more computing devices to correspond to a new physiological or neurocognitive state for the subject.

A computer program product, tangibly embodied in an information carrier, the computer program product including instructions being operable to cause a data processing apparatus to:

• provide a first stimulus to a subject, wherein the first stimulus is an interactive activity requiring that the subject perform one or more actions to interact with one or more icons on one or more computing devices, and wherein the first stimulus is selected by the one or more computing devices to correspond to a current physiological or neurocognitive state for the subject;
• monitor the performance of the subject in response to the first stimulus;
• and
• provide a second stimulus to the subject in response to the one or more computing devices determining that the subject's performance in response to the first stimulus satisfies a predetermined condition, wherein the second stimulus is an interactive activity requiring that the subject perform one or more actions to interact with one or more icons on the one or more computing devices, and wherein the second stimulus is selected by the one or more computing devices to correspond to a new physiological or neurocognitive state for the subject.