One-minute PVT: Further evidence for the utility of the California Verbal Learning Test—Children’s Version forced choice recognition trial.

Abstract

To replicate previous research on the forced choice recognition trial for the California Verbal Learning Test—Children’s Version (FCR-C). Classification accuracy of the FCR-C was computed in 178 children referred for neuropsychological assessment to a tertiary care hospital. FCR-C ≤ 14 produced the best combination of sensitivity (.12–.42) and specificity (.88–.96). Unlike some of the criterion performance validity tests (PVTs), base rate of failure on the FCR-C was evenly distributed across age ranges. The FCR-C is a quick and inexpensive PVT, unaffected by cognitive maturation, and highly specific to psychometrically defined invalid performance.

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