A-142 Examining the Impact of the Recent New Dot Counting Test Cut-Off Score in Bilingualism and Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors

Abstract Objective McCaul et al. (2018) recently revised the Dot Counting Test (DCT) cut-off score from ≥17 to 13.80; we evaluated the new cut-off in monolingual and bilingual traumatic brain injury survivors (TBIS) and healthy comparison participants (HCP). Method The sample consisted of 43 acute T...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Archives of clinical neuropsychology 2020-08, Vol.35 (6), p.935-935
Hauptverfasser:	N, Graub, D, Lopez-Hernandez, P, Litvin, R, Rugh-Fraser, H, Rad, S, Saravia, A, Bichlmeier, W, Olmos, M, Lee, S, Fatoorechi, A, Bueno, A, Arzuyan, D, Budding, P, Vespa, D, Hovda, D, Mcarthur, D, Plurad, J, Fuster, E, Woo, D, Hardy, K, Boone, M, Wright
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