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Eye Movement Monitoring of Memory
Published on: August 15, 2010
Test-retest stability of the Continuous Visual Memory Test in elderly persons
A M Paolo1, A I Tröster, J J Ryan
1University of Kansas Medical Center, USA.
Abstract:
Ninety-two normal elderly persons were administered the Continuous Visual Memory Test (CVMT) on two occasions an average of 1.1 years apart. Means for age and education were 69.02 years (SD = 5.79) and 14.80 years (SD = 2.64), respectively. Stability coefficients were.49 on the Total score,.44 on d-prime, and.48 on Delayed Recognition. D-Prime and Delayed Recognition scores demonstrated significant change on retest. To assist clinicians in the process of detecting meaningful change on retest, standard error of difference values and 90% cut-off scores were provided.
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