The validity of a visual searching task as an indicator of brain damage. |
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Authors: | Goldstein, Gerald Welch, Robert B. Rennick, Phillip M. Shelly, Carolyn H. |
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Abstract: | Required 17 brain-damaged patients, 17 non-brain-damaged psychiatric patients, and 17 nonpatient normal controls to perform a visual search. The task discriminated among the Ss at a statistically significant level. Using an optimal cut-off point, the task was 94.1% accurate in differentiating between brain-damaged and normal Ss and 79.4% accurate in differentiating between psychiatric and brain-damaged Ss. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved) |
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