Visual Puzzles, Figure Weights, and Cancellation: Some Preliminary Hypotheses on the Functional and Neural Substrates of These Three New WAIS-IV Subtests

Table 1

Wascana Rehabilitation Centre’s Standard Neuropsychological Battery.

Psychological domain	Specific neuropsychological test and reference
Response validity	Advanced Clinical Solutions Effort Assessment [33]
General ability	Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-IV [31]
Premorbid functioning	Advanced Clinical Solutions Test of Premorbid Function [33]
Learning and memory	Wechsler Memory Scale-IV [32]
Attention	Ruff 2 and 7 Selective Attention Test (visual) [36]
Attention	Brief Test of Attention (aural) [37]
Attention	Symbol Digit Modalities Test (graphomotor and oromotor) [38]
Executive functions	D-KEFS Verbal Fluency Test [39]
Executive functions	D-KEFS Trail Making Test [39]
Executive functions	Tower of London^DX (Culbertson and Zillmer, 2001)
Executive functions	Ruff Figural Fluency Test [40]
Executive functions	Wisconsin Card Sorting Test [41]
Executive functions	Booklet Category Test [42]
Achievement	Wide Range Achievement Test-IV (Wilkinson and Robertson, 2006)
Sensory and motor function	Grip Strength [43]
Sensory and motor function	Finger Tapping [43]
Sensory and motor function	Grooved Pegboard Test [43]
Sensory and motor function	Smell Identification Test [44]
Spatial perception	Visual Object and Space Perception Battery [45]
Social cognition	Test of the Awareness of Social Inference Test [46]
Social cognition	Advanced Clinical Solutions Social Perception battery [33]
Emotional functioning	Beck Depression Inventory—II (Beck et al., 1996)
Emotional functioning	Beck Anxiety Inventory (Beck, 1993)
Emotional functioning	Beck Hopelessness Scale (Beck, 1993)
Personality	House-Tree-Person Drawing Test (Buck, 1970)
Personality	Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2-Restructured Form (Ben-Porath and Tellegen, 2008)