State Variables
The section on the front page of the 2009 Cognistat Test Booklet entitled "Factors Potentially Affecting Test Performance" identifies important features of the test-taking environment. These state variables are frequently overlooked in both screening and more extensive neuropsychological testing. This severely limits the validity of conclusions drawn from testing. Discussion of these factors and their potential impact on testing can be found on pages 27-29 of the 2009 Cognistat Manual.
Did you Know?
In a recent survey, Rabin, Barr and Burton found that Cognistat was among the 20 most widely used test instruments employed by neuropsychologists in the United States and Canada.
Radio Interview
Jonathan Mueller, MD on the "Coping with Caregiving" radio show
Listen to Dr. Mueller on the "Coping with Caregiving" radio show discussing Cognistat, a cognitive assessment instrument with host, Jacqueline Marcell, author of Elder Rage. You can listen to the archive via Windows Media Player or Real Player (free downloads at this link).
From the Doctors
By Ralph J. Kiernan, Ph.D. Neuropsychologists are constantly faced with a complex clinical task that requires them to draw upon a broad empirical data base in relating test scores to brain dysfunction. Read More »
Upcoming Events
Cognistat at the 64th American Academy of Neurology Conference
Cognistat is exhibiting at the 64th AAN Conference on April 21-28, 2012 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Please visit us at booth 1046 for a live demonstration of “The Cognistat Assessment System.”
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