IM technology integrates these key elements into a singular set of tasks that are designed to work with the mechanisms behind neuroplasticity to encourage integrated neuroplastic activity under cognitively challenging circumstances, resulting in optimal treatment outcomes. The instantaneous computerized feedback provides a rich cognitive and sensory environment in which simultaneous auditory and/or visual guidance is delivered following a motor response, while encouraging cognitive and motor preparation for the next response. Most notably, this critical feedback is directly correlated with the patient's motor output to the millisecond level and is consistent, timely, and reliable. With a default tempo set at 54 beats per minute, all of this feedback processing and adjustment of behavioral responses must occur approximately every one second (1.1111 seconds to be exact), placing considerable temporal demand upon the attentional, integration, decision making, inhibitory, and motor output operators of the cortex, thereby increasing processing speed and cognitive and motor efficiency over the course of treatment."