The Warrington Recognition Memory Test for Words as a Measure of Response Bias: Total Score and Response Time Cutoffs Developed on "Real World" Credible and Noncredible Subjects

S. Kim, M.; B. Boone, Kyle; Victor, Teresita; D. Marion, S.; Amano, Shigeru; E. Cottingham, M.; A. Ziegler, Elizabeth; A. Zeller, Michelle

doi:10.1093/arclin/acp088

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The Warrington Recognition Memory Test for Words as a Measure of Response Bias: Total Score and Response Time Cutoffs Developed on "Real World" Credible and Noncredible Subjects

Published in Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology • Nov 11, 2009

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M. S. Kim

Kyle B. Boone

Teresita Victor

Abstract

Several studies have examined the usefulness of the Warrington Recognition Memory Test-Words as a measure to detect suspect effort, although samples have generally been small and/or comprised of simulators rather than "real world" credible and noncredible patients. The current study examined the War...

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