As online games become increasingly popular, the problem of game addiction has received
much attention. The game industries have, understandably, employed various design …

With the rapid rise in robot presence in a variety of life domains, understanding how robots
influence people's emotions during human-robot interactions is important for ensuring their …

Abstract The Trail Making Test (TMT) was adapted for the iPad by Parker-O'Brien, which
uses the 2004 Tombaugh norms. This study investigated the equivalency of this electronic …

Hand sketch psychological data are mysterious and can be used to detect mental disorders
early and prevent them from getting worse and with irreversible consequences. The Original …

Purpose This study investigated whether computers are a useful tool in the assessment of
people with aphasia (PWA). Computerized and traditionally administered versions of tasks …

The purpose of this study was to assess whether a computerized battery of
neuropsychological tests could produce similar results as the conventional forms …

This study examined the equivalence of a graphics tablet-based computer administration of
the Rey Complex Figure Test (RCF) with a traditional paper-and-pencil administration of the …

Eye-tracking technology may represent a possible solution to overcoming issues related to
motor disability in cognitive assessment. In this study we assessed the equivalence between …

Computerized versions of paper-and-pencil tests (PPT) have emerged over the past few
decades, and some practitioners are using both formats concurrently. But computerizing a …

Abstract The Trail Making Test (TMT) is a commonly used neuropsychological instrument
that quickly assesses several cognitive constructs. Parker-O'Brien and Associates …