Logical memory in the wechsler memory scales - does the order of passages affect difficulty in an university sample?

David Ivison

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Memory Processes and Influences Cognitive Abilities and Testing

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The relative difficulty of the logical memory passages on WMS-1, WMS-2, and WMS-R were investigated in different orders of presentation within and between test forms. No evidence of order effects on difficulty level was obtained though, as expected, the second passage on WMS-1 was the most difficult over all orders. The first passages on WMS-1 and WMS-2 and both passages on WMS-R appear to be of equivalent difficulty.

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