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COMPUTERIZED REVISED TOKEN TEST EXAMINATION SCREEN

Computerized Revised Token Test – LISTENING (CRTT-L)

Computerized Revised Token Test – READING (CRTT-R) & Special Tests

Speed Of Processing Battery (SOP) Nonlinguistic Cognitive

CRTT-L & CRTT-R-wf SHORT FORMS

The standard CRTT listening and CRTT reading tests have 10-subtests with 10-items per subtest. Both listening and reading tests can be administered with the first 3-items, the first 5- items, or the full length-10-items per subtest. The average of the first three items of each subtest predicts the full 10 items for 8 of 10 subtests above .80 and the average of all 10-subtests predicts the ten-subtest 10-item average above .80. Five items per subtest predicts the full 10- items at .90 or above for all subtests. Overall, both short versions predict the full-length test accurately and reliably. Additionally, sensitivity and specificity analyses yield near perfect separation of healthy control individuals from people with aphasia for the CRTT-L and CRTT-R-wf versions of the test with specific cut-off scores.

Average Time for administration of the CRTT-L

CRTT-L & CRTT-R-wf Average Test Time (Minutes) Healthy Control and LH Aphasia

Time for administration of the CRTT-L:

3-item test (30 items total)

5-item test (50 items total)

10-item test (100 items total)

RANGE (10-Item)

Time for administration of the CRTT-R-wf:

3-item test (30 items total)

5-item test (50 items total)

10-item test (100 items total)

RANGE (10-Item)

Healthy Control

RETEST - TEST

7 to 8

12 to 13

25 to 26

(19-30)

10 to 11

17 to 19

33 to 38

(27-55)

Aphasia

RETEST TEST

10 to 11

17 to 19

34 to 37

(23-82)

15 to 17

25 to 29

49 to 58

(29-120)

Individual times depend on the population and severity of impairment