Memory-for-Designs Test: A Follow-up Study

A. E. May

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A follow-up study of patients who had completed the Memory-for-Designs was conducted. 23 patients with cerebral disorder made significantly more errors than a group of 33 patients without cerebral disorder and a group of 19 alcoholics.

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1960MEMORY-FOR-DESIGNS TEST: REVISED GENERAL MANUAL 1963Comparative effciency of some tests of cerebral damage.1953Progress in clinical psychology.1957Diagnostic Testing for Cortical Brain Impairment 1967Age and the Memory‐for‐Designs Test

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