Rehacom or Wechsler Assessment Methodology in Cognitive Abilities of Normal Children: Correlation Study
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详细说明
Cognitive assessment in children requires reliable and valid measurement tools. Traditional paper-and-pencil intelligence tests, such as the Wechsler scales, are considered the gold standard; however, they require lengthy administration and significant examiner expertise. Computerized systems like Rehacom offer potential advantages including standardized administration, precise timing, and automated scoring. Nevertheless, the convergent validity between Rehacom and traditional measures in healthy children has not been thoroughly established. Prior research suggests that computerized cognitive tasks may share moderate variance with traditional IQ tests, particularly in domains such as logical reasoning and memory, but specific visual field tasks may assess distinct constructs. Therefore, empirical validation is needed to guide clinicians in interpreting Rehacom scores.
HYPOTHESES:
- There will be no significant correlation between Rehacom logical reasoning scores and total Wechsler scores.
- There will be no significant correlation between Rehacom memory for words scores and total Wechsler scores.
- There will be no significant correlation between Rehacom visual field measures and total Wechsler scores.
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Giza Governorate
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Giza、Giza Governorate、埃及、11432
- Cairo University
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参与标准
资格标准
适合学习的年龄
- 孩子
接受健康志愿者
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描述
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age between 9 and 11 years.
- Normal intellectual development and academic progress according to teacher reports.
- No documented history of neurological, psychiatric, or learning disorders.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Previous diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or intellectual disability.
- History of significant head injury or chronic medical conditions affecting cognitive functioning.
- Receiving special educational support services.
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主要结果指标
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logical reasoning
大体时间:2 weeks
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it is measured by Rehacom Cognitive Assessment System and Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (appropriate edition) Average (90-110): Represents typical intellectual functioning for a person's age group.Low/High Average (80-89 / 110-119): Falls just below or above the typical average range.Gifted (130 and above): Indicates superior or highly advanced cognitive abilities.Extremely Low (69 and below): Suggests significant cognitive delays or intellectual disability.
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2 weeks
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memory for words
大体时间:2 weeks
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it is measured by Rehacom Cognitive Assessment System and Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (appropriate edition) Average (90-110): Represents typical intellectual functioning for a person's age group.Low/High Average (80-89 / 110-119): Falls just below or above the typical average range.Gifted (130 and above): Indicates superior or highly advanced cognitive abilities.Extremely Low (69 and below): Suggests significant cognitive delays or intellectual disability.
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2 weeks
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visual field left
大体时间:2 weeks
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it is measured by Rehacom Cognitive Assessment System and Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (appropriate edition) Average (90-110): Represents typical intellectual functioning for a person's age group.Low/High Average (80-89 / 110-119): Falls just below or above the typical average range.Gifted (130 and above): Indicates superior or highly advanced cognitive abilities.Extremely Low (69 and below): Suggests significant cognitive delays or intellectual disability.
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2 weeks
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visual field right
大体时间:2 weeks
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it is measured by Rehacom Cognitive Assessment System and Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (appropriate edition) Average (90-110): Represents typical intellectual functioning for a person's age group.Low/High Average (80-89 / 110-119): Falls just below or above the typical average range.Gifted (130 and above): Indicates superior or highly advanced cognitive abilities.Extremely Low (69 and below): Suggests significant cognitive delays or intellectual disability.
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2 weeks
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合作者和调查者
调查人员
- 首席研究员:Mostafa S. Ali, Phd、Cairo University
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