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Neuropsychological Testing

Neuropsychological Testing. Joseph Cicchino Colleen Clougherty Jorge De La Torre Raul Espinoza Jr. Williams, Arthur (2001). Psychometric concerns in neuropsychological testing. Neuro Rehabilitation 16.

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Neuropsychological Testing

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  1. Neuropsychological Testing Joseph Cicchino Colleen Clougherty Jorge De La Torre Raul Espinoza Jr.

  2. Williams, Arthur (2001). Psychometric concerns in neuropsychological testing. Neuro Rehabilitation 16. • Attempts to describe measurement and norming problems that both exist and are common among neuropsychological tests • Shows the need for further development in neuropsychological testing.

  3. Problems with Batteries • Few batteries to show the ability of the test to distinguish between two or more diagnostic groups of concern • Standardize flexible and fixed battery tests

  4. Flexible Battery Problem • Scores on flexible battery tests differentiate • No group for comparison can exist • No bell shaped curve • Tests lack accuracy

  5. Reliability • Minimum reliability is 0.80 • Many do not give reliability • Collecting new evidence is necessary

  6. Problem Comparing Scores • Comparing scores to means and standard deviations of “normal samples” • Different scores from tests • No normative sample

  7. Critical Review • Tests should be used with extreme caution • Further research is needed

  8. THE END Thank you

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