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Published in final edited form as: J Int Neuropsychol Soc. 2012 Oct 25;19(1):73–87. doi: 10.1017/S1355617712000938

Table 1.

Cognitive measures by domain

Domain	Test	Reliability^*	Administration	Published Source
Memory	HVLT, Recall^g	0.73^a	I^*, W	Brandt, 1991
	AVLT, Recall^g	0.78^a	G, W	Rey, 1941
	AVLT, Recognition	0.36^b	G, W	Rey, 1941
	RBMC, Paragraph Recall ^g	0.60^a	G, W	Wilson et al., 1985
Attention	Digit-Symbol Copy	0.62^c	I^, W^	Wechsler, 1981
	UFOV, task 1	0.69^d	I^, C^	Ball & Owsley 1993
Language	Vocabulary	0.87 ^e	G, W	Ekstrom French, Harman, & Derman, 1976
	MMSE language items^§	-	I^, S^	Folstein, Folstein & McHugh, 1975
Visuospatial	UFOV, tasks 2/3 composite	0.78^e	I^, C^	Ball & Owsley, 1993
	Digit Symbol Substitution	0.82^f	I^, W^	Wechsler, 1981
Complex	Word Series	0.84^a	I^, W^	Gonda & Schaie,1985
	Everyday Problems Test	0.87^a	G^, W^	Willis & Marsiske, 1993

Note: Administration legend: I = individually administered, G = group administered, W = written responses, S = spoken (interviewer recorded) responses, C = computer administered test, * asterisked administrations represent standard/usual conditions.

HVLT=Hopkins Verbal Learning Test; AVLT=Auditory Verbal Learning Test; RBMT=Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test; UFOV=Useful Field of View; MMSE=Mini-Mental Status Exam; Visuospatial=Visuospatial Processing Speed. Some memory tests were modified for group administration (AVLT, RBMT), and all memory tests employed audiotape administration, written responses by participants, and no delayed trials.

Reliabilities are all test-retest correlations;

^§

Items extracted from MMSE; published reliabilities not available;

Ball et al., 2002;

Schmitt, 2004;

Calculated using ACTIVE control group, BL-1 Year;

Edwards et al., 2005;

Calculated using ACTIVE controlgroup, BL-Post test;

Wechsler, 1981;

No delayed recall list was given.

UFOV tasks: Task 1 required the participant to identify a target of either a truck or a car that is presented at a central fixation point on the screen. Tasks 2 and 3 were more complex as they required the participant to identify a target of either a truck or a car that is presented at a central fixation point on the screen as well as identify the location of a peripheral car that appeared in one of eight locations both without (Task 2) or with (Task 3) distracter triangles. Scores were recorded based on the minimum stimulus duration in which the participant responded correctly 75% of the time.