PEBL Technical Report #2012-05 Evaluation of the test-retest reliability of the PEBL continuous performance test in a normative sample
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AuthorsAbstract|
There is currently no information
available regarding the test-retest reliability of the PEBL
Continuous Performance Test (P-CPT). This psychometric information
would be useful for laboratories considering adopting this attention
test. Participants (N=12, 41.2% male) completed the P-CPT twice with
an inter-test interval of fourteen days. The consistency of
measurement for the mean response times on correct trials (r(10) =
.795, p < .005) and bias (r(10) = .823, p <
.001) was satisfactory. Although this small pilot study generally
indicates that the test-retest reliability is good, further research
is needed with a larger sample that includes individuals with
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
| How to cite:| Piper, B. J. (2012). Evaluation of the test-retest reliability of the PEBL continuous
performance test in a normative sample Decision Noise Experiment. PEBL Technical Report
Series [On-line], #2012-05. Retrieved from
http://sites.google.com/site/pebltechnicalreports/home/2012/pebl-technical-report-2012-05. | Download:
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