ArticleAmerican journal on intellectual and developmental disabilities2017
The Arizona Cognitive Test Battery for Down Syndrome: Test-Retest Reliability and Practice Effects.
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16 authors at 5 institutions in 1 country.
Jamie O EdginJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Payal AnandJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Tracie RosserJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Elizabeth I PierpontJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Carlos FigueroaJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Debra HamiltonJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Lillie HuddlestonJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Gina MasonJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Goffredina SpanòJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Lisa TooleJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Mina Nguyen-DriverJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
George CaponeJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Leonard AbbedutoJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Cheryl MaslenJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Roger H ReevesJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
Stephanie ShermanJamie O. Edgin and Payal Anand, University of Arizona; Tracie Rosser, Emory University; Elizabeth I. Pierpont, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Minnesota; Carlos Figueroa, University of Arizona; Debra Hamilton and Lillie Huddleston, Georgia State University; Gina Mason, Cornell University; Goffredina Spanò, University of Arizona; Lisa Toole, Johns Hopkins University; Mina Nguyen-Driver, Oregon Health Sciences University; George Capone, Johns Hopkins University; Leonard Abbeduto, University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California, Davis; Cheryl Maslen, Oregon Health Sciences University; Roger H. Reeves, Johns Hopkins University; and Stephanie Sherman, Emory University.
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Memory Measures for Clinical Trials in Down syndrome and Fragile X syndromeR01HD088409 · NICHD · UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA · PI EDGIN, JAMIE O. · 2016 to 2020
$3.7MNICHD NIH HHS R01 HD088409NIH HHS R01HD07434601
Abstract
A multisite study investigated the test-retest reliability and practice effects of a battery of assessments to measure neurocognitive function in individuals with Down syndrome (DS). The study aimed to establish the appropriateness of these measures as potential endpoints for clinical trials. Neurocognitive tasks and parent report measures comprising the Arizona Cognitive Test Battery (ACTB) were administered to 54 young participants with DS (7-20 years of age) with mild to moderate levels of intellectual disability in an initial baseline evaluation and a follow-up assessment 3 months later. Although revisions to ACTB measures are indicated, results demonstrate adequate levels of reliability and resistance to practice effects for some measures. The ACTB offers viable options for repeated testing of memory, motor planning, behavioral regulation, and attention. Alternative measures of executive functioning are required.
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AttentionCognitionMemoryMotor SkillsSelf-ControlAdolescentAssociationChildDown SyndromeFemaleHumansIntellectual DisabilityMaleNeuropsychological TestsParentsPractice, Psychologicalcerebellumclinical trialscognitionDown syndromehippocampusintellectual disabilitymemoryneuropsychological assessmentreliability
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