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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Wisconsin Card Sorting Test"”.
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Utilization of the Wisconsin card sorting test in the diagnostic discrimination of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and learning disorders in children
… Second, to examine the sensitivity of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST; Heaton, Chelune, Talley, Kay, & Curtiss, 1993) in differentially identifying children who experience ADHD and RD-LD symptoms. The diagnostic battery used to identify ADHD, RD-LD, and Normal subjects included …
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Executive Functioning in Children with ADHD : Relationships Between Rating Scales and Standardized Tests
… traditionally been measured with standardized tests such as the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test. However, two rating scales to measure executive dysfunction have been developed and may be a useful adjunct to traditional measures. This study proposes to examine two such scales, the Brief Rating …
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Verification of the narratives test with perseveration responses on the Wisconsin Card Sorting and category tests
… an accepted measure of frontal lobe dysfunction (Wisconsin Card Sorting Test) the conclusion of Pontius and Ruttiger that subjects can be classified into two groups, one demonstrating frontal lobe dysfunction and Level IV of juvenile delinquents versus a group ofnormal controls; the other …
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Untersuchungen zur fronto-temporalen Dysfunktion bei Schizophrenie : Befunde eines multimethodalen Ansatzes
… einer umfangreichen neuropsychologischen Testbatterie wurden insbesondere die Leistungen von Gedächtnis und Aufmerksamkeit sowie exekutive Funktionen untersucht. Anhand 1H-kernspinspektroskopischer Messungen wurden die Konzentrationen von N-Acetylaspartat, Kreatin und Cholin im Hippocampus …
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The Detection of Neuropsychological Malingering
… measures were utilized: Rey 15-Item Memory Test, Controlled Oral Word Association Test, Finger Oscillation Test, WAIS-R Neuropsychological Instrument (Vocabulary, Information, and Similarities subtests), Booklet Category Test, and Wisconsin Card Sorting Test. The statistical concepts of …
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Executive Dysfunction following Traumatic Brain Injury and Factors Related to Impairment
… of TBI on executive function, as measured by the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST), while accounting for effort given during testing, as measured by the Portland Digit Recognition Test. Results suggested a dose-response relationship between TBI severity and subsequent WCST deficits. Mild TBI …
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Executive Functioning In Child Survivors of Pediatric Cerebellar Astrocytomas
… of the Delis-Kaplan Executive Function System, Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, and the subtests comprising the Working Memory Index from the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - Fourth Edition. Parents and teachers completed the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function (BRIEF) and the …
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The Effects of Assessment Context on State Anxiety and a Neuropsychological Model of Attention
… of attention. Context varied in the physical testing environment, demeanor of the assessor, and explanation of the purpose of testing. A relaxed condition (RC) and structured medical condition (SMC) distinction was made prior to data collection and the two contexts were designed to reflect …
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Neuropsychological Sequelae of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Later Adulthood
… and a neuropsychological sequelae model were tested. The neuropsychological sequelae model predicted whether one was a control or an OSA patient 70% accurately based on the predictors (scores on Wisconsin Card Sorting Test perseverance error, vigilance task, WAIS III forward digit span, WAIS …
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Human Action Switching in HIV
… addition to the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT), Stroop Color-Word Test (Stroop), Trail-making Test Part B (TMT B), Letter-Number Sequencing (LNS), Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, and the Boston Naming Task (BNT). The first regression model with phonetic and semantic switching produced …
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Executive Function Differences In Medicated Depressed, Non-Medicated Depressed, And Non-Medicated Non-Depressed Individuals
… the performance of depressed young adults on tests of executive function, while addressing the variables of age and medication status, which have been inconsistently measured in previous research. It was hypothesized that statistically significant group differences would occur on tests of …
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Evidence of Executive Dysfunction in Co-occurring Substance Use Disorder and Major Depressive Disorder or Antisocial Personality Disorder
… of executive function (i.e., the Iowa Gambling Test, Letter Number Sequencing Test, Stroop Test, Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, Continuous Performance Test, Towers Test, and Delay Discounting Test) in individuals with a) substance use disorder, b) substance use disorder and co-occurring major …
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Use of the Intermediate Category Test in Arithmetic Disability Subtypes
The Intermediate Category Test (ICT) is a test of nonverbal reasoning and executive functioning, but its single general score may be difficult to interpret in the context of a particular clinical case. In this study, the ICT was applied to groups of subjects with very specific cognitive …
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Learning potential in persons with serious mental illness: investigating intra-individual differences in the learning process
… measures. Participants also completed a testtrain- test intervention using the Wisconsin Card Sorting test. Participants were categorized as high performers, learners or non-learner based on their intervention performance. Correlational analyses revealed that large and moderate effect …
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Development of Computerized Multicomponent Cognitive Stimulation for Improving Cognitive Functions in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Multimodal Investigation Using Neuropsychological and EEG/ERP Assessment
… tapping and mental rotation tasks, the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, simple and choice reaction time tasks, and the sound-induced flash illusion task. EEG data were analyzed for band frequencies, and ERP components such as N1, P2, P3, N4, and P6 were explored. Additionally, depression, …
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Social dysfunction in chronic schizophrenia: nature, treatment and generalization
… deficits (executive dysfunction) on the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST).In the second phase, a longitudinal study compared the differential efficacy of behavioural versus cognitive-behavioural social skills training (SST), and monitored the effects on maintenance and generalization, …
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Effects of pesticides on the cognitive and behavioral functioning of Hispanic children in agricultural areas
… (WISC-III SF), Children's Memory Scale (CMS), Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST), Trial Making Test A (TMTA), and Trial Making Test B (TMTB). Parents and teachers completed behavioral measures: Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) and Teacher Report Form (TRF) respectively. All children provided an …
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The acute and long lasting psychological effects of 3, 4-methylenedioxymethampethamine (MDMA, 'ecstasy'): a cohort study conducted during the period 2002-2007
… Impulsivity Questionnaire, Wechsler Memory Test (Revised), Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, and the Tower of London Test. Results - The study found that past and present MDMA users suffer from specific deficits in measures of depression (cognitive-affective subscale), sleep, impulsivity …
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Relations Between Trauma Exposure, Executive Functions, and Resilience among Resettled Refugee Parents and Children
… Corsi Block Tapping Task, Go/No-Go Task, and the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test 64 Card Version). Participants then completed self-report questionnaires regarding their trauma exposure before and after resettlement to the US and their resilience. The Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM) was …
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MCI IN RBD as a Distinct Clinical Entity: Comparative Evaluation of Diagnostic Frameworks and the cognitive domain as predictive factors of phenotypic conversion
… dysfunction, as captured by Trail Making Test and Modified Wisconsin Card Sorting Test performance, consistently distinguished MCI-positive subjects from unimpaired individuals, showing the highest discriminative accuracy. A pilot sample of 10 subjects was followed up longitudinally over …
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