Repeated assessments are a relatively common occurrence in clinical neuropsychology.
The current paper will review some of the relevant concepts (eg, reliability, practice effects …

Abstract Background Practice effects (PEs) are improvements in performance after repeated
exposure to test materials, and typically viewed as a source of bias in repeated cognitive …

Objectives: We explored whether newly developed application (Smartphone-based brain
Anti-aging and memory Reinforcement Training, SMART) improved memory performance in …

Practice effects are improvements in cognitive test performance due to repeated evaluation
with the same or similar test materials. Prior studies have reported that these improvements …

Predicting patients' ability to engage in instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs) is an
important part of neuropsychological evaluation of older adults. Executive functioning (EF) is …

Objective: There is increasing interest in the utilization of proton beam radiation therapy
(PRT) to treat pediatric brain tumors based upon presumed advantages over traditional …

Objective: Executive functioning (EF) is critical for performance of instrumental activities of
daily living, including medication management. Under complex conditions, daily activities …

Practice effects are improvements on cognitive tests as a result of repeated exposure to
testing material. However, variability exists in the literature about whether patients with …

The current study examined self-reported Openness to Experience as a marker of incipient
cognitive decline among older adults. Seventy five cognitively-intact, community-dwelling …

Clinical trials in Alzheimer disease are moving toward prevention studies in prodromal
individuals with amyloid burden. However, methods are needed to identify individuals …