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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Mar 7.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Neuropsychol. 2012 Mar 7;26(2):288–304. doi: 10.1080/13854046.2011.653404

Table 4.

Correlations Between ISDA, Traditional CVLT-II, and Other Measures in HAND (n = 40)

Item-Specific Deficit Approach Variable

Variable Encoding Consolidation Retrieval
Encoding - .60** .63**

 Total Trials 1–5s −.92** −.62** −.69**
 Trials 1–5 Semantic Clustering −.51** −.55** −.44*
 Across-Trial Recall Consistency −.52** −.34* −.51**
 Total Learning Slopes .03 −.15 −.18

Consolidation .60** - .56**

 Long-Delay Free Recall −.75** −.71** −.86**
 Short-Delay Free Recall −.72** −.68** −.84
 Short Delay Free vs. Trial 5a −.35* −.39* −.58**
 Long Delay Free vs. Trial 5 −.52** −.58** −.70**

Retrieval .63** .56** -

 Total Recognition Disc vs. LD Free .59** .46 −.64**
 Total Recognition Discriminabilitya −.50** −.57** −.68**

Note. Raw scores were used in generating these Spearman’s ρ values.

a

Indices cited as evidence for construct validity in Wright et al. (2009).

*

p <.05,

**

p<.001.