Neuropsychological performance labels: Do patients understand?

Results illustrate that current and alternative score labels may not be understandable for audiences who read and base decisions on neuropsychological reports. The findings highlight the need for further consideration of patient-centered language to improve understanding of neuropsychological score labels.

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The Clinical Neuropsychologist
Published
2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1080/13854046.2024.2404731
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Psychological Testing and Assessment
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Neuropsychological performance labels: Do patients understand?

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Neuropsychological performance labels: Do patients understand?

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Abstract

Results illustrate that current and alternative score labels may not be understandable for audiences who read and base decisions on neuropsychological reports. The findings highlight the need for further consideration of patient-centered language to improve understanding of neuropsychological score labels.

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