Observational studyArchives of clinical neuropsychology : the official journal of the National Academy of Neuropsychologists2026
TQ-DAV: Action Naming Test with Videos for Quebec French.
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objectiveThe difficulty to retrieve verbs (verb anomia) is common in people with post-stroke aphasia. Verb anomia assessment often relies on picture oral naming task. However, oral naming of videos better captures the intrinsic dynamics of actions.
methodsThis observational study reports the development of the Test québécois de dénomination d'actions par visionnement de vidéos (TQ-DAV) [Action Naming Test with Videos for Quebec French], designed to assess verb anomia in the French-speaking individuals of Quebec, Canada. The TQ-DAV consists of 20 action videos (10 high-frequency and 10 low-frequency actions), matched on several psycholinguistic variables.
resultsTQ-DAV shows robust psychometric properties. It allows to differentiate the performance of healthy people and that of people with post-stroke aphasia (discriminant validity). The TQ-DAV demonstrates good internal consistency. The norms of the TQ-DAV allow to easily and automatically calculate the Z-score and the frequency effect of a person.
conclusionIn sum, the TQ-DAV enriches the tools for assessing verb anomia in Quebec French people.
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