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Digit span activity

When mediating variables were controlled, gender differences tended to disappear on tests for which there was a male advantage and to magnify on tests for which there was a female advantage. Mediating effects were found for education, non-English speaking background, depressive symptoms, alcohol abstinence or occasional use, low physical activity, heavy cannabis use, and pulmonary function. A range of sociodemographic, health state, and health habit variables were examined as possible mediators of these gender differences. Many of you have chunked numbers together based on some association such as birth dates. On the average most individuals can remember 7 pieces or chunks of information in their short term memory. Procedures included two pre and post intervention tests of working memory: the Digit span and Visual Memory Span subtests of the Wechsler Memory Scale-Revised. Digit Span Forward and Backward were used to collect short term memory. In psychology and neuroscience, memory span is the longest list of items that a person can repeat back in correct order immediately after presentation on. Males performed better on Digit Span Backwards and on reaction time, while females were better on recall and Symbol-Digit Modalities Test. Numerical Memory Activity Digit Span Task Just from 10/Page Order Essay If you are like most individuals, you can remember from 5 to 9 numbers. This study investigated the effectiveness of the WAIS-III Digit Span subtest to predict the everyday attention of 75 participants with heterogeneous neurological conditions who were administered the Digit Span subtest as well as the ecologically valid Test of Everyday Attention. Individuals who undergo heavy activities, such as athletes, use a lot of memory. Many standardised ability test batteries. The data came from a community survey involving 2404 people aged 20-24 years, 2530 aged 40-44 years, and 2551 aged 60-64 years. To perform automated digit span tests to evaluate on working memory function, especially in cognitive / neuro research. Gender differences were examined in performance on the California Verbal Learning Test (immediate and delayed recall), Digit Span Backwards, Symbol-Digit Modalities Test, Spot-the-Word, and simple and choice reaction time.

Or How to Survive School with Learning Difficulties

I recently got officially diagnosed with a significant specific learning difficulty (SpLD) in the area of mathematics or Dyscalculia after years of struggling with the most basic parts of mathematics, and I felt this was a suitable topic for a studyblr post.

My numeracy and maths fluency (addition) on the WIAT III both were in the 2nd percentile (Meaning I scored lower than 98% of people), and the highest percentile on any of the maths subtests was my problem solving, coming in at the 18th percentile, which is still disastrously low

And yet despite of all this, I’m currently in IB Higher Level maths, and actually doing somewhat alright, and I had to be pretty good at maths in school throughout the years in order to allow this to fly under the radar for so long, so how did I do it?

Showing. Every. Single. Step. Of. Your. Work. 

I know for a lot of people it seems like just a waste of time to show everything you do, especially if it’s something supposedly as simple as “2-1″ when you could just write “1″ right away, but if you’re like me... it’s not as simple as that and as it gets to more and more complex “basic” bits your likelihood of messing it up is higher.

I can’t speak for any other curriculum but in the IB the majority of your marks in maths come not from the answer itself but the working, even if your answer is completely wrong if you’ve shown every step of your work you will get the majority of the marks, but sometimes they will only award the marks if they see where you went wrong, and if it’s not clear why you might’ve messed up you could lose a mark.

Proofread, proofread, go over your work, proofread

Whether it’s an essay, a lab report, or an exam, always proofread and check everything over again n again. You can never be too safe.

Your calculator is your best friend

You know all those memes that have a picture of a calculator with 1+1=2 and a caption like “just to be sure”, yea that’s been my entire life. The majority of my maths tests in IBMYP were with a calculator, and that’s a huge part of how I managed to actually be one of the star students, it wasn’t until the last year or so of MYP and then this past year of DP that I started struggling because things became non-calculator, and that’s how my dyscalculia finally got picked up on, and I’ve got accommodations now (which I will go over in the next section) that will help with that.

But when it comes to calculator exams like DP paper twos, you get your graphing calculator, and even for people who are great at mental maths, your calculator should still be your best friend because it saves so much time, and if your calculator can do something for you, don’t waste the time doing it by hand.

You need to graph a function? Put it in the calculator and use that as a reference. You need to solve an equation? Graph it. You’ve got an integral or some other long calculation needs doing? Don’t bother to simplify it heaps to do it on paper, just type it in.

Your graphing calculator saves you time and provided you type everything in properly your answer will be difficult to get wrong, just make sure you show some sort of “working” on your paper. If you graphed something to solve it, do a quick sketch with basic labels to how you got your answer paired with “GDC” written somewhere in the corner. Whatever you type into your calculator, make sure that’s written somewhere on your paper (and whatever steps you had to take to get to that point).

Access Arrangements (Accommodations)

If you have a diagnosed learning difficult or any other condition that may affect your performance (This includes stuff like ADHD and Autism and even most mental illnesses), you may be entitled to inclusive assessment arrangements, different schools will have different processes for different things but most school/exam boards, from the IBO to APs and the US college board, to AQA and Edexcel and all other GCSE/A Level exam boards have systems in place for inclusive assessment arrangements.

Whilst schools are supposed to have processes themselves in place so that you don’t have to be the one looking at all this, sometimes you have to be the one to self advocate. Remember that these arrangements exist for people who need them, not just because you want an extra advantage, do not abuse them if you don’t need them. If you’re doing IB your school’s IB coordinator is the one who has to submit the applications for any arrangements requiring authorisation, most schools will also have a dedicated special education or learning diversity team for these processes, approach any people involved about these arrangements if you believe you do need them.

I don’t know much about other systems but it should be fairly easy to locate information online (If you can’t, feel free to HMU and I might be able to help you with my googling prowess) but click here for IBO’s document detailing the possible arrangements and requirements to receive those arrangements

The most common arrangements that people get however are:

Separate exam venue, you don’t actually need authorisation from your exam board in order to receive this, your school may require certain things like a diagnosis or evidence that you would be better suited for it than others to consider it but ultimately this is usually one of the easiest accommodations to get. Additionally, or by itself, if you have difficulties with noise/your surroundings, even if you’re in the main exam venue you should be able to wear noise reduction earmuffs (they mustn’t have any sort of audio capability or electronic function, think construction earmuffs) and/or have mini “walls” placed around you on your desk to block external viewing.

Rest periods, similar to separate exam venues you don’t typically need authorisation for this either, in fact all students (at least in the IB) are technically entitled to a certain amount of break time per hour (for the IB it’s ten minutes per hour), your school may already provide all students with this option or it may reserve it only for people who’ve asked in advance, if you feel you’d need it, ask about it. It’s also possible to apply for additional rest period time if you need it but that does require some form of diagnosis or doctor’s note giving proper reasoning why and depends on exam board/school/why you want/need it.

Extra time, now this you need authorisation for pretty much no matter how much it is BUT the requirements are fairly lenient, with the IB as well as most other boards (I believe) you can easily get 10-25% extra time for the majority of conditions provided it can be shown you need it, so even if you only have a diagnosis of depression, if it’s shown that your depression interferes with your speed or quality of work you can very easily get 10% extra time and possibly even 25%. Once you’re looking at higher percentages like 50% or 100%+ it gets increasingly more difficult to qualify, 100%+ is incredibly rare and 50% is somewhat rare, but the process is similar. Either way: Talk to your school about it

Modified papers (large text, braile, coloured paper), a reader, a scribe, or the option to use technology to type written responses. There are specific requirements for obtaining these arrangements, and they differ from board to board and school to school, typically you will know if you require this sort of thing or not and it’s easiest to do your own research, and then get a doctor’s note or other medical certificate for these applications. Talk to your school about what you need for them to consider it.

And my personal favourite: four function calculator. This is possibly one of the hardest accommodations to get and you need to have a certain standard score on a mathematical related psych test (IB wants below 90 on a test of mathematical fluency), which means you need to get properly evaluated by an edpsych to even have a chance at receiving it.

And last but not least:

Do not be afraid to ask for help if you need it

Congratulations, Me; You’re Slow

Surprise, me! You’re literally slow. As in, your processing speed - the rate at which your brain takes in stimuli and makes sense of it - is below average. Quantitatively. The average is 100. Yours is 94. 

Three years ago, I was given a cognitive battery. I’ve had an unusually high number of these in my life. Most people will never have even one. I’ve had four; one to assess for the Gifted and Talented program in kindergarten, one to reassess for the same when I changed school districts, one to assess for ADHD, and yet another, the latest, to assess for the same, as the prior records were lost. ADHD runs in my family, but I seem to have been one of those kids who compensated really, really well. Was I organized? Not even a little. Lose things? Constantly. I procrastinated like a motherfucker, too, but it was usually easy to make up the work in class before it was due. I would drive hard to complete the GT project-based assignments at the last minute, and always did fine. Better than fine, even. Sure, I used to obsessively braid yarn or draw in class, but nobody had any reason to suspect I would have issues with things like maintaining attention or executive function later on. If they did, I never heard about it. Even today, it’s not obvious; people associate a certain flightiness with ADHD and that isn’t me. People associate a lot of things with ADHD that aren’t me. This has been so much of an issue, in fact, that despite meeting diagnostic criteria over and over, as admitted by clinicians, people have been hesitant to give me the diagnosis. The argument deployed tends to be: you have all the symptoms, but you also have chronic depression, which has the same symptoms, so we’ll just go with that one. The underlying rationale, the unspoken answer to “why can’t it be both? they often co-occur” seems to be: you are too articulate and self-aware to have ADHD. It boils down to you’re too smart to be slow. 

This is unfair to me, and demonstrably untrue, besides. I recognized this long ago. I am the one who has to figure out some way to compensate for the symptoms. Yes, the symptoms of depression and ADHD overlap (especially if you are depressed for a long time), but the treatment of those symptoms is not the same. I have been in treatment for depression for over ten years. Am I better than I was? Unquestionably so. 

Do I function at a level sustainable for an adult not on disability? Can I get places on time? Can I catch a plane without showing up 14 hours early, lest I show up 14 hours late, or at the wrong airport entirely, instead? Do I remember things people told me yesterday? Can I go to Target without the possibility of getting caught up in a weird cognitive trap where I want bananas, but am too guilty to buy them unless I do the rest of my grocery shopping, which I don’t have the mental energy for? Do I remember enough of my meds when I go on trips? Can I stop persistently putting things in places that make no sense, and then having no idea that I’ve done it 15 seconds later? Can I manage an adult’s schedule? Can I remember to pay bills on time? Can I remember what I’ve spent money on in the last week? Can I remember what I ate this morning? Can I hold down a job that is, honestly, below my abilities in many ways?

The answer is, of course, sometimes yes. Distressingly frequently, it is no. Where travel is concerned, it is always no, and somehow, I have managed to show up at the wrong airport entirely more than once. 

Yes, I recognize that these are problems all people have, to some degree, at some time in their lives. If people are willing to act on the belief that I am too smart to be slow, why is it that when I account for my concerns and attempt to articulate the impact they have on my life, I am suddenly not self-aware anymore, and am only overreacting to what obviously MUST be the same degree of these problems that other reasonable adults experience? Why am I credible in other areas, but not this one? If I am so smart, why is it assumed that I’ve failed to account for my own emotional bias when gauging the difficulty I am experiencing? Why is it more satisfying to assume that I am not trying hard enough, then it is to accept that a smart, self-aware person may, in fact, have some kind of Brain Problem that, really, there is no logical contraindication to, and much evidence, for? When I do the responsible thing and insistently pursue all reasonable options to address my mental and neurological health, with the goal of being a functional contributor to society, why is this so persistently reduced to a fetish specifically for an ADHD diagnosis? I’m smart when it’s convenient for others, but not when it comes to the ability to draw cause and effect relationships from my own behavior, and make comparisons between those and the behavior of others? If I got treatment that worked, I wouldn’t care what the diagnosis was. Come the fuck on. I’m tired of this.

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Anyway. I sat down with the results of that three-year-old cognitive battery. I’ve read the summary before; it’s peppered with lines like

“There is also considerable other evidence in this testing consistent with a diagnosis of ADHD”

“In my experience, some individuals who are very bright are able to compensate for some of their disability”

“this distribution of index scores is very typical of individuals with ADHD”

“Many of the behaviors she describes are certainly typical of individuals who suffer from ADHD. Unfortunately, the coexisting history of chronic major depression and PTSD make that differential diagnosis based on history alone difficult” 

When I first read that last year, I was shocked because the therapist who requested the cognitive battery, only expressed surprise that I was “very smart” and said that my “scores were fine.” When I later confronted him after having read the summary myself, he merely admitted that some of my scores were “lower than others”. He never entertained the possibility that I had ADHD, which in an of itself, wouldn’t have been a problem if he’d been willing to just try the treatments for it, since clearly the two industrial-strength doses of antidepressants I was already on, were not cutting it. Alas, he was not, and it wasn’t until after he retired that the issue was addressed again.

Surprisingly, I was not the person who addressed it. When my therapist-MD retired, I needed at least a primary care provider to manage my medications. Since the appointment was for psych med management, I had to fill out a bunch of related intake forms - you likely know the kind. While looking them over, my new doctor peered up at me and asked, “Has anybody ever suggested that you might have ADHD?” I was taken aback by the question and wasn’t sure where to start. Them? Asking me? if I have ADHD? She asked me? 

I told her that I’d had two full cognitive batteries done, and that both of them concluded roughly the same thing: yes, all the symptoms are there, no, we do not know if it’s ADHD because there’s too much background noise from other psych issues. Without skipping a beat, she said the most amazing thing to me: 

Well, whatever it is, you have the symptoms, so let’s treat them.

God. Why didn’t someone say that years ago? Diagnoses are human constructs; we use them to group symptoms that tend to occur together, when they’re thought to have the same causes. Depression and ADHD have many (but not all) of the same symptoms, but the overlap doesn’t qualify as a diagnosis because the causes are assumed to be different. I think we often forget that diagnoses are containers for commonalities that we use to make talking about medicine easier, not necessarily biological phenomena unto themselves. If you remember that they are containers - a sort of conceptual shorthand - then it follows that if one treatment for a set of symptoms isn’t solving the problem, you ought to try a different treatment often used for the same symptoms, even if the minutiae of diagnosis means you aren’t sure you can apply the diagnosis typically associated with that second treatment*.

I am now on Vyvanse. Does it magically solve my problems? No. Does it help? Yes. I am in a much better position to actually address the bad habits and coping mechanisms someone like me builds up over the years. The notable insomnia should wear off over time, and besides, as a person with an existing sleep disorder, having fucked up sleep isn’t new. It’s a price I’m willing to pay.

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Anyway. So I sat down with the results of that three-year-old cognitive battery, because I had to dig them up for my new therapist. Instead of reading the summary, I dug into the raw numbers: the related tests are the Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale IV (WAIS-IV), and the Weschler Memory Scale III (WMS-III). I couldn’t find sufficient guidance on interpreting the WMS-III, so I’ll stick with the WAIS-IV scores:

At first inspection, these scores do look “fine”. Anything within 10 points of 100 in either direction qualifies as “average”, even if 100 is “the average”. But on further reading, both in the summary and out: 

-Examination of these results reveals considerable significant variability between various functional capacities, with VCI of 141 a full 3 standard deviations above PSI of 94.** Problems with both working memory and processing speed impacted her overall IQ considerably, bringing her Full Scale IQ down to 120 (from 133). 

-A significant difference among subtest scores can suggest a problem in the particular skill being tested; this might underlie a learning disability. A significant difference among standard Index Scores might also indicate a learning disability, ADHD

-when I see a difference in IQ scores such that the verbal and nonverbal scores are far superior to the processing speed score, I try to discern what could be causing the discrepancy.

-LD diagnoses are also reliant on score discrepancies. On the WAIS, a gifted individual with ADHD may look like this.

Verbal comprehension - 132

Perceptual Reasoning - 129

Processing Speed - 97

Working memory - 101

Absolute scores aren’t the only diagnostic tool. Relative scores are also important. For example, average scores across the board wouldn’t be indicative of a working memory or processing speed issue, whereas great discrepancies between those parameters and others, is - even if the working memory and processing speed scores themselves are the same in both examples. What I’m saying is, it’s right there. It’s in the numbers. There’s no wiggle room. My old therapist saw these numbers, and not only did he choose not to act on the information, he pointedly refused to do so. If he hadn’t retired, I’d look into suing for malpractice. It’s in the god damn numbers, my dude. I don’t care what you want to call it, the deficit is right. there.

What did I ever do to him? Did he just... not believe ADHD is real? More to the point, did he think I somehow, without knowing the ins and outs of the WAIS-IV, faked the deficits or something? Really, guy, what the hell?

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Do I feel bad about being slow? Honestly, no. I might have if I found this out 10 years ago, or in circumstances wherein that reality didn’t perfectly explain aspects of my experience that other people have been prone to downplay, or dismiss entirely. Instead, it’s the closest I can get to scientific verification that I’m not just losing my shit over nothing over here; that something has, in fact, gone awry, and may always have been awry. I couldn’t compensate forever (though the ways I’ve done it are many, and in retrospect, interesting) and now I’m on the other end of it, trying to rebuild. I am, as I like to say, building an exoskeleton - something that will hold me up when my brain insists on faceplanting. I’m just grateful there’s someone out there who isn’t too caught up in the semantic navel-gazing of diagnosis, to help.

*There are obvious exceptions here, such as when the two diagnoses have causes whose treatment is contraindicated in the other diagnosis. This is not the case with depression and ADHD.

** You see that Percentile Rank of 34? That means I performed better than 34 percent of people my age, at least according to the test sample. That’s. Not great.

Child's Mental Health: Wechsler intelligence scale for kids

Definition The Wechsler intelligence scale for kids, regularly abbreviated as WISC, is an in my view administered degree of intelligence meant for kids elderly 6 years to sixteen years and eleven months.

Purpose The WISC is designed to degree human intelligence as contemplated in each verbal and nonverbal (overall performance) abilities. David Wechsler, the writer of the take a look at, believed that intelligence has a worldwide pleasant that displays loads of measurable talents. He additionally concept that it have to be taken into consideration withinside the context of the person’s typical personality.

The WISC is utilized in colleges as a part of placement critiques for applications for presented kids and for kids who're developmentally disabled.

In addition to its makes use of in intelligence assessment, the WISC is utilized in neuropsychological evaluation, mainly in regards to mind dysfunction. Large variations in verbal and nonverbal intelligence can also additionally imply precise styles of mind damage.

The Wechsler intelligence scale for children (WISC) is likewise used for different diagnostic purposes. IQ rankings suggested via way of means of the WISC may be used as a part of the diagnostic standards for intellectual retardation and precise getting to know disabilities. The take a look at might also serve to higher compare kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and different conduct disorders.

Description The Wechsler intelligence test, which consist of the WISC, the WAIS, and the WPPSI (Wechsler preschool and number one scale of intelligence), are the maximum broadly used intelligence and neuropsychological assessments. The first model of the WISC became written in 1949 via way of means of David Wechsler. The latest model of the WISC is the WISC-III (Wechsler intelligence scale for kids-Third Edition, maximum these days up to date in 1991). Since Wechsler’s demise in 1981, the exams had been revised via way of means of their publisher, the Psychological Corporation.

The theoretical foundation for the WISC and the opposite Wechsler scales is Wechsler’s notion that human intelligence is a complicated capacity related to loads of talents.

Because intelligence is multifaceted, Wechsler believed, a take a look at measuring intelligence have to replicate this diversity. After dividing intelligence into  principal styles of talents—verbal and overall performance—Wechsler used a statistical method referred to as issue evaluation to decide which precise talents in shape inside those  principal domains.

The cutting-edge model of the WISC (the WISC-III) includes thirteen subtests and takes among 50 and seventy five mins to complete. The take a look at is taken in my view, with an administrator gift to present instructions. Each subtest is given separately. There is a few flexibility withinside the management of the WISC—the administrator can also additionally stop a few subtests early if the take a look at taker demonstrates mastery of precise tasks. Tasks at the WISC consist of questions of fashionable expertise, conventional mathematics problems, English vocabulary, crowning glory of mazes, and preparations of blocks and pictures.

Children who take the WISC are scored via way of means of evaluating their overall performance to different take a look at takers of the equal age. The WISC yields 3 IQ (intelligence quotient) rankings, primarily based totally on a median of a hundred, in addition to subtest and index rankings. WISC subtests degree precise verbal and overall performance abilities. The Wechsler scales have been at first advanced and later revised the usage of standardization samples. The samples have been supposed to be consultant of the USA populace on the time of standardization.

Results WISC rankings yield an typical intelligence quotient, referred to as the full-scale IQ, in addition to a verbal IQ and a overall performance IQ. The 3 IQ rankings are standardized in this kind of manner that a rating of a hundred is taken into consideration common and serves as a benchmark for better and decrease rankings. Verbal and overall performance IQ rankings are primarily based totally on rankings at the thirteen subtests.

The full-scale IQ is derived from the toddler’s rankings on all the subtests. It displays each verbal IQ and overall performance IQ and is taken into consideration the unmarried maximum dependable and legitimate rating received via way of means of the WISC. When a toddler’s verbal and overall performance IQ rankings are a long way apart, however, the full-scale IQ have to be interpreted cautiously.

Test de Retención Visual de Benton: características y modo de uso

Las pruebas neuropsicológicas nos permiten evaluar a las personas para determinar el estado cognitivo y otras funciones superiores. El Test de Retención Visual de Benton es una prueba utilizada para poder determinar si el paciente presenta un deterioro en la percepción y la memoria visual, así como en otro tipo de habilidades motoras que implican la copia y la reproducción de formas y dibujos. A continuación te explicamos con más detalle **en qué consiste y qué evalúa el Test de Retención Visual de Benton**, cuáles son sus principales características, su modo de aplicación y correción, y los usos que se le da en la práctica clínica. * Artículo relacionado: "[Tipos de test psicológicos: sus funciones y características](/psicologia/tipos-test-psicologicos)" ## ¿Qué es y qué evalúa el Test de Retención Visual de Benton? El Test de Retención Visual de Benton es **un test neuropsicológico originalmente desarrollado por A.L. Benton y diseñado para evaluar el deterioro cognitivo** en tres áreas principales: la percepción visual, la memoria visual y las habilidades visoconstructivas. La percepción visual es un concepto que implica la interpretación que realiza nuestro cerebro de los distintos estímulos recibidos a través del sentido de la vista. Esta percepción engloba todo un conjunto de procesos mediante los cuales la persona organiza, selecciona e interpreta, de forma significativa y mediante su experiencia previa, la información visual. Es un proceso activo en el que no solo se capta información, sino que también se transforma y se le da sentido y coherencia. En lo que respecta a la memoria visual, nos permite identificar un estímulo, examinarlo y asignarle un significado. Este tipo de memoria implica un proceso de percepción, codificación, almacenamiento y recuperación del conocimiento almacenado y de las representaciones surgidas del procesamiento cognitivo. La memoria visual utiliza información para evaluar, comparar y localizar objetos, lugares y personas, mediante la construcción de una imagen mental. Por su parte, **las habilidades visoconstructivas hacen referencia a la capacidad que tenemos para planificar y ejecutar los movimientos** necesarios para organizar una serie de elementos en el espacio y formar dibujos y estructuras bidimensionales o tridimensionales. * Quizás te interese: "[Los 15 trastornos neurológicos más frecuentes](/clinica/trastornos-neurologicos-frecuentes)" ## Características El Test de Retención Visual de Benton ha demostrado su sensibilidad a **los problemas de lectoescritura, problemas de aprendizaje no verbal, daño cerebral traumático, trastorno por déficit de atención**, [Alzheimer](/clinica/alzheimer) y otras formas de demencia. Este test se ha validado como eficaz en la evaluación de las dificultades en la percepción de las relaciones espaciales y en el recuerdo de estímulos visuales recién adquiridos, así como para el diagn��stico del daño cerebral, tanto en niños como en adultos. Los estudios realizados confirman que el test es fiable y se da una correlación entre las distintas formas de la prueba, aunque hay evidencias de que la administración A en la forma C parece ligeramente más sencilla que las formas D y E. **La validez del Test de Retención Visual de Benton ha sido igualmente confirmada**, utilizando otras pruebas neuropsicológicas, como el Test de la figura compleja de Rey o la prueba de cubos del WAIS, y también mediante la comparación entre diversos grupos de pacientes (con deterioro y alteraciones cognitivas) y sujetos sanos. Con todo, este test neuropsicológico parece que no presenta sensibilidad específica a lesiones en el [hipocampo](/neurociencias/hipocampo) del hemisferio derecho, a diferencia de otras pruebas como el Test de Memoria de Caras de Warrington o el Subtest de Memoria de Caras de la Wechsler (WSM-III). ## Modo de aplicación e interpretación El Test de Retención Visual de Benton posee 3 formas alternativas (C, D y E), y al mismo tiempo equivalentes, que pueden administrarse en diferentes condiciones. **Durante la prueba, al paciente se le presentan 10 tarjetas** (la mayoría contienen 3 figuras, dos grandes y una pequeña) durante varios segundos, con diseños únicos en cada una de ellas. Después de que transcurre el tiempo de cada una de las administraciones, se solicita a la persona que realice una reproducción de forma inmediata del diseño de cada tarjeta (en un ejercicio de memoria visual). **En la segunda fase, se le pide que copie de cada uno de los 10 diseños de tarjetas**, con las tarjetas a la vista. Los resultados de cada tarea se evalúan y se transcriben en seis categorías: omisiones, distorsiones , conservaciones, rotaciones, extravíos y errores de tamaño. La puntuación final varía desde 0, si se cometen multitud de errores, hasta 10, si está todo correcto. Se debe corregir el test teniendo en cuenta la edad del paciente y su coeficiente intelectual. A continuación, se detallan los cuatro **tipos posibles de administración de la prueba**: * Exposición durante 10 segundos y reproducción inmediata del recuerdo. * Exposición durante 5 segundos y reproducción inmediata del recuerdo. * Copia de los dibujos (sin tiempo límite). Para adultos mayores con deterioro cognitivo avanzado. * Exposición durante 10 segundos y reproducción diferida del recuerdo (a los 15 segundos). ## Usos clínicos del test El Test de Retención visual de Benton es sensible al deterioro cognitivo, las lesiones cerebrales y varias enfermedades mentales, aunque es difícil poder diagnosticar un trastorno en particular mediante esta prueba. En lo que respecta a los resultados del test, se ha demostrado que una gran cantidad de perseveraciones podrían sugerir daño en el lóbulo frontal, mientras que muchas omisiones en los diseños periféricos sugerirían un posible trauma cerebral, especialmente en el lóbulo parietal derecho. Por otra parte, el rendimiento general en el test **no parece distinguir entre personas con daño unilateral en el hemisferio izquierdo o derecho**. No obstante, parece ser que los clínicos son capaces de distinguir entre deficiencias motoras, perceptivas o de memoria, en función del análisis de los resultados del test. Las enfermedades que han demostrado reducir, en gran medida, la puntuación del test en un individuo son: **las demencias, lesiones cerebrales, el accidente cerebrovascular talámico y la enfermedad de Alzheimer**. Tanto la versión de copia como la de recuerdo parecen ser especialmente sensibles a la detección de demencias, y podrían ayudar a identificar a sujetos en riesgo de desarrollar la enfermedad de Alzheimer en un futuro. Asimismo, el test también ha sido capaz de detectar a niños con dificultades de aprendizaje. Por último, cabe destacar que el Test de Retención Visual de Benton fue una de las pruebas incluidas en la batería NCTB de la Organización Mundial de la Salud hace más de 30 años, con el objetivo de poder identificar los efectos provocados por la exposición química en el sistema nervioso humano; desde entonces, se ha seguido utilizando para evaluar dicha exposición en los lugares de trabajo, mostrando una alta sensibilidad a varios componentes químicos, como el mercurio, el plomo o los pesticidas. #### Referencias bibliográficas: * Benton, A. L., Abigail, B., Sivan, A. B., Hamsher, K. D., Varney, N. R., & Spreen, O. (1994). Contributions to neuropsychological assessment: A clinical manual. Oxford University Press, USA. * Benton, A. L., Varney, N. R., & Hamsher, K. S. (1978). Visuospatial judgment: A clinical * test. Archives of Neurology, 25, 364-367. * Vidal, J. L. B., & Campos, E. R. (2009). El test de retención visual de Benton en lesionados cerebrales adultos. 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