Table 1. Neuropsychological Test Battery for Children 6 Years or Older.
Test, Domain, and Constructs Measures | Test Variables |
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WASI for intelligence | |
Overall cognitive ability | Full-scale IQ (includes 2 subtests below) |
Verbal reasoning | Vocabulary score |
Visual reasoning | Matrix reasoning score |
WISC-IV coding or WAIS-III digit symbol for processing speeda | |
Graphomotor speed | No. of symbols copied in time limit |
WISC-IV digit span or WAIS-III digit span for attentiona | |
Attention span or verbal working memory | Total No. of digits recited correctly |
CVLT-C or CVLT-II for learning and memorya | |
Verbal learning | No. of words recalled in trials 1-5 |
Verbal memory | No. of words retrieved for short-delay free recall, short-delay cued recall, long-delay free recall, long-delay cued recall, and recognition memory |
ROCF recall and recognition for learning and memory | |
Visual memory | Short-term and long-term recall, recognition memory |
ROCF copy for executive functioning | |
Visual organization | Total accuracy score |
COWA for executive functioning | |
Novel verbal generation | Total No. of words generated |
Grooved Pegboard Test for visual-motor functioning | |
Fine motor dexterity for visual-motor functioning | Time to place all the pegs in the board |
VMI-5 | |
Graphomotor accuracy | Total accuracy score |
Abbreviations: COWA, Controlled Oral Word Association; CVLT-C, California Verbal Learning Test–Children; CVLT-II, California Verbal Learning Test, Second Edition; ROCF, Rey Osterrieth Complex Figure Test; VMI-5, Beery Buktenica Developmental Test of Visual-Motor Integration, Fifth Edition; WAIS-III, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Third Edition; WASI, Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence; WISC-IV, Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, Fourth Edition.
The WAIS-III and CVLT-II were used for participants 17 years or older at follow-up.