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Initial Category Cues and Recognition Memory Foils for the Cognistat Verbal Memory Alternate Word List

The Cognistat is a widely used screening instrument for the evaluation of higher cerebral functioning. The Verbal Memory subtest contains an alternate word list without the cuing (i.e., category prompts) and recognition stimuli presented with the primary word list. This leaves the examiner responsib...

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Published in:	Applied neuropsychology 2012-01, Vol.19 (3), p.161-163
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