Life after Adolescent and Adult Moderate and Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: Self-Reported Executive, Emotional, and Behavioural Function 2–5 Years after Injury

Table 1

Overview of performance-based neuropsychological tests assessing cognitive function in the subsample grouped into cognitive domains 3 months after TBI.

Neuropsychological tests			Reference
Motor function
Grooved Pegboard	Dominant hand		[63]
Information processing speed
Delis Kaplan Executive Function System		(D-KEFS)	[65]
Trail Making Test	Condition 2 (number sequencing); Condition 3 (letter sequencing)	(TMT)
Color-Word Interference Test	Condition 1 (color naming); Condition 2 (word reading)	(CWIT)
Symbol Digit Modality Test	Oral version; Written version	(SDMT)	[64]
Attention
Conners’ Continuous Performance Test II		(CPT-II)	[66]
Visual memory
Continuous Visual Memory Test		(CVMT)	[69]
Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test		(ROCF)	[68]
Verbal memory
California Verbal Learning Test-II		(CVLT-II)	[67]
Executive function
Wisconsin Card Sorting Test computer version		(WCST)	[70]
Verbal Fluency Test (D-KEFS)	Condition 1 (letter fluency),; Condition 3 (category change)		[65]
TMT (D-KEFS)	Condition 4 (number-letter sequencing)
CWIT (D-KEFS)	Condition 3 (inhibition); Condition 4 (inhibition/switching)
Tower Test (D-KEFS)