The Clinical Neuropsychologist · 2001 · 101 citations · 5 references
Social SciencesEducational MeasurementPsychologyCognitive PsychologyNeuropsychologyPsychometricsCognitive AssessmentCognitive NeuropsychologyNeurocognitive AssessmentNeurocognitive FunctionNeuropsychological AssessmentWorking MemoryComputerized Neuropsychological TestingConstruct ValidityNeurocognitive DeficitsNeurocognitive FunctioningNeurocognitive ImpairmentNeuropsychological BatteriesNeuropsychological Test BatteriesNeuropsychological Test Validation
The Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics (ANAM) is a computerized library of tests designed to assess neurocognitive functioning across administrations (Kane & Reeves, 1997). This study was designed to examine neuropsychological constructs measured by selected ANAM measures and to compare them with traditional measures putatively assessing similar domains. The sample consisted of 191 outpatients with suspected neurocognitive dysfunction. Correlations and regressions indicated significant relationships between traditional and computerized tests measuring similar constructs. PCA results yielded a three-factor solution: Factor I (Processing Speed/Efficiency), Factor II (Retention/Memory), and Factor III (Working Memory).
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Consistency of within-day and across-day performance after mild brain injury.
Joseph Bleiberg, William Garmoe, Ellen L. Halpern et al. · PubMed · 1997 · 114 citations