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Continuous visual memory test: Alternate form and generalizability estimates
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The Continuous Visual Memory Test (CVMT) employs complex ambiguous designs and a recognition format to assess visual memory. The CVMT has proven sensitive to effects of head trauma, Alzheimer's Disease, unilateral right-hemisphere CVA, and normal aging. Recently, an alternate form for the CVMT was developed. This study examined the equivalence of Forms I and II. Subjects were 40 normal adults and 52 patients of mixed neurological and psychiatric etiology. Subjects were administered both forms of the CVMT. Data analysis revealed no significant differences between forms for either the acquisition or delayed tasks. Generalizability coefficients ranged from .45 to .72. Variance attributable to differences in CVMT form was essentially zero. Hierarchical multiple regression analysis revealed that age but not education or gender significantly predicted all CVMT scores.
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