Assessing Cognitive Functions in Diverse Populations
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Corresponding Organization : University of California, San Diego
Other organizations : San Diego State University, UNSW Sydney
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Variable analysis
- None explicitly mentioned
- Total Recall across three learning trials for the HVLT-R and BVMT-R
- Delayed Recall for the HVLT-R and BVMT-R
- Total numbers of correct items identified with the 45-second trials for StroopWord Reading, Color Naming, and Color-Word formats
- Total Errors, Perseverative Errors, and Conceptual Level Responses for the WCST
- Participants completed an NP test battery
- A subset of two memory and two executive function tests were examined for this study
- Tests lacked race/ethnicity corrections as compared to other tests in the battery
- Trained psychometrists following instructions from the respective manuals completed administration and scoring
- None mentioned
- None mentioned
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