The assessment of response validity is now considered an important and necessary
component of neuropsychological evaluations. One way for assessing response validity is …

The current study attempted to improve upon the efficiency and accuracy of one of the most
frequently administered measures of test validity, the Test of Memory Malingering (TOMM) …

There has been an increased recognition that validity testing is an integral component of
evaluations conducted with youth. The incorporation of validity testing provides an objective …

The uncertain relationship between negative symptoms, and specifically motivational
deficits, with cognitive dysfunction in schizophrenia is in need of further elucidation as it …

In adult populations, research on methodologies to identify negative response bias has
grown exponentially in the last two decades. Far less work has focused on methods …

If an examinee exerts inadequate effort to perform well during a psychological or
neuropsychological exam, the resulting data will represent an inaccurate representation of …

The importance of performance validity tests (PVTs) is increasingly recognized in pediatric
neuropsychology. To date, research has focused on investigating whether PVTs designed …

Mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs) commonly occur in children and adolescents and can
result in persistent cognitive symptoms. The neurophysiological changes that underlie …

Concussion research generally centers on physical challenges, though aspects such as
social functioning and returning to school also warrant attention in pediatric populations …

Although measuring test compliance in a pediatric neuropsychological evaluation is
important, increasing demands on clinicians' time and the need for efficiency during …