Racial differences on neuropsychological test performance

 
   Lead Investigator:    Amy Werry
   Institution      :     
   E-Mail           :    amywerry@pacificu.edu
   Proposal ID      :    603


   Publications:


1  Werry A, Daniel M
   Normal Neuropsychological Test Performance for English Speaking Hispanic and Matched White Older Adults
   Abstract  Arch Clin Neuropsychol,32:674,2017,

   PUBLISHED



2  Werry A, Daniel M
   Normal Neuropsychological Test Performance for Spanish Speaking Hispanic and Matched White Older Adults
   Abstract  Arch Clin Neuropsychol,32:675,2017,

   PUBLISHED



3  Werry A, Daniel M
   The Influence of Demographic Variables on Normal Neuropsychological Test Performance in English Speaking Hispanic and Matched White Older Adults
   2018   Abstract  National Academy of Neuropsychology , 

   SUBMITTED



4  Werry A, Daniel M
   Influence of Demographic Variables on Measures of Memory and Language for Spanish Speaking Hispanic and Matched White Older Adults
   2018   Abstract  National Academy of Neuropsychology , 

   SUBMITTED



5  Werry A, Daniel M, Bergstrom B
   Differences in Clinical Classification Using Combined Ethnic and Ethnic Specific Norms in Older Adults
   Abstract  Arch Clin Neuropsychol,32:673,2017,

   PUBLISHED



6  Werry AE, Daniel M
   Influence of Demographic Variables on Measures of Attention and Working Memory in Older Adults of Different Races
   Abstract  J Int Neuropsychol Soc,24(S1):138,2018,

   PUBLISHED



7  Werry AE, Daniel M, Bergstrom B
   Ethnic Group Differences in Normal Neuropsychological Test Performance for Older Adults
   Abstract  Arch Clin Neuropsychol,31(6):669,2016,

   PUBLISHED



8  Werry AE, Daniel M, Bergstr^{unicode 00F6}m B
   Group differences in normal neuropsychological test performance for older non-Hispanic White and Black/African American adults
   2019   Journal Article  Neuropsychology   epub ahead of p   ,PMC in process

   PUBLISHED





   Proposal Description:
   The goal of the new study would be to examine racial differences in performance   on neuropsychological measures. We will be testing the hypothesis that racial     differences, which are independent of other covariates such as age and            education, do occur in performance on neuropsych measures . We will, again, use   a group that did not show progression to dementia within 5 years in order to      study a ???healthy??? population.