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. 2015 May 11;9:196. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00196

Table 1.

Neuropsychological profile of H.C.

Test Raw score Normed score
Intellectual function and academic attainment
   WASI Percentile
      Verbal IQ 104 61
      Performance IQ 106 66
      Full scale IQ 106 66
   AM-NART Standard score
      Total correct 27 101.28 (estimated FSIQ)
   WAIS-III Scaled score
      Arithmetic 10 8
      Information 19 12
Language Percentile
   Boston naming test1 58 77–79
   Semantic fluency (animals) 32 >90
   Phonemic fluency (FAS)2 53 70–80
   WASI T-score
      Vocabulary 58 55
Anterograde memory
   WMS-III Scaled score
      Logical memory I 27 4
      Logical memory II 3 1
  California Verbal Learning Test-II z-score
      Total trials 1–5 44 38 (T-score)
      Short delay free recall 0 −4
      Short delay cued recall 5 −3.5
      Long delay free recall 3 −3
      Long delay cued recall 4 −3.5
      Recognition 13 −2
  Rey Osterreith complex figure3 T-score
      Immediate recall 4 <20
      Delayed recall 3 <20
      Delayed recognition 17 22
Processing Speed
   WAIS-III Scaled score
      Digit Symbol 96 13
      Symbol Search 45 14
Visuospatial Function Percentile
   Judgment of line orientation 24 56
   Benton facial recognition 45 33–59
   Rey-osterrieth complex figure—copy3 33 >16
   WASI T-score
      Block design 52 54
Attention and executive function
   Stroop4 z-score
      Word full (sec) 45 3.65
      Color full (sec) 48 −0.03
      Interference full (sec) 80 −0.57
   Trail making test1 z-score
      Part A (sec) 34 0.69
      Part B (sec) 55 −0.23
   WASI T-score
      Similarities 35 50
      Matrix reasoning 29 55
   WAIS-III Scaled score
      Digit span forward 10
      Digit span backward 5
      Digit span total 15 8
   Wisconsin card sorting task T-score
      Categories5 10 57
      Perseverative errors 10

Note. AM-NART, American National Adult Reading Test; WASI, Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence; WAIS-III, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale–III. Additional results of neuropsychological testing reported in Rosenbaum et al. (2011), Hurley et al. (2011), and Rabin et al. (2012). 1Spreen and Strauss (1998), 2Tombaugh et al. (1999), 3Meyers and Meyers (1996), 4in-house unpublished normative data, 5Heaton et al. (1993).