New directions in neuropsychological assessment: Augmenting neuropsychological assessment with CHC cognitive measures
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This is a presentation I made at the 2010 CNN conference in Fremantle Australia. It is an attempt to integrate CHC with neuropsychological assessment, with an emphasis on how NP tests can be interpreted from the CHC intelligence model which serves as a foundation for follow-up testing of NP tests with CHC measures.
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New directions in neuropsychological assessment: Augmenting neuropsychological assessment with CHC cognitive measures
- NP assessment has been traditionally non-theoretical---popular models of intelligence and cognitive abilities have been derived via statistical procedures
- Lezak et al. (2004)
- Rabin et al. (2005)
- Shaghnessy & O’Connor (2009)
- Miller (2010)
- MDS – Multidimensional scaling analysis (Guttman Radex model)
- Psychomotor (fine) speed, dexterity (Gps)
- Visual scanning, visual search (Gv-SS)
- Attention-sustained visual, attention-shifting (AC)
- Visual memory (Gv-MV)
- Visual perceptual abilities (Gv-CS,MV,SS)
- Visual-spatial/constructional abilities (Gv-SR,Vz,IM; Gp)
- Motor ability (Gp)
- Episodic memory function (Glr-M6, MA)
- Incidental (vs intentional) learning (Glr-L1)
- Copy component (Gv, Gp)