Table S3.

Grouping of cognitive tests and studies of cognitive function

Cognitive domain	Name of test	References
Cognitive speed	Simple reaction time 8-Choice reaction time Go/no-go reaction time Digit symbol substitution test Trail making test	Smiley-Oyen et al31 Smiley-Oyen et al31 Smiley-Oyen et al31 Williamson et al32 Klusmann et al,33 Nguyen et al,34 Nagamatsu et al35
Immediate verbal memory function	Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale The Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test	Busse et al36 Williamson et al32
Global cognitive function	Mini-Mental State Examination Modified Mini-Mental State Examination	Lytle et al,37 Miu et al,38 Muscari et al,39 Ravaglia et al,40 Schuit et al,41 Van Gelder et al,42 Williamson et al,32 Laurin et al,43 Klusmann et al33 Middleton et al,44 Podewils et al,45 Yaffe et al46
Cognitive inhibition	Stroop Color and Word Test	Bixby et al,47 Smiley-Oyen et al,31 Williamson et al,32 Nagamatsu et al35
Working memory	Direct and Indirect Digit Span Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test Memory Complaints Scale	Busse et al36 Busse et al36 Cassilhas et al,48 Busse et al36
Differentiation between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease	Cambridge Cognitive Test	Busse et al36
Verbal/nonverbal intelligence Sustained attention Presence of dementia	Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test Toulouse-Pieron Concentration Attention Test Cognitive Abilities Screening Instrument Informant Questionnaire on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly Community Screening for Dementia	Bixby et al47 Cassilhas et al48 Taaffe et al,49 Wang et al51 Taaffe et al49 Wang et al50
Presence of Alzheimer’s disease	Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive Subscale Mental Deterioration Battery	Miu et al38 Ravaglia et al40
Executive function	Wisconsin Card Sort Test Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test	Smiley-Oyen et al31 Williamson et al,32 Wang et al51