On page 487 of the Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology conference abstracts (vol 24, issue 5, August, 2009), there is a study of the relative sensitivity and specificity of embedded effort measures versus stand alone SVTs like the TOMM, Rey-15, VSVT and WMT.
On page 456 of the Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology conference abstracts (vol 24, issue 5, August 2009), there is a study by Davis, Ramos, Sherer, Bertram and Wall (2009).
This above paper is now available online to NAN members.
Brain Inj. 2009 Aug;23(9):741-50.
Poor effort has a greater effect on Connors’ CPT than does ADHD.
Three cases described as having bilateral hippocampal damage and amnesia all passed the easy subtests of the WMT.
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