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1 April 2019
Verbal paired associates: Effects of age and education in automated remote testing
New data presented at AD/PD 2019 demonstrated the feasibility and validity of conducting automated, verbal recall tasks on participants’ own devices. This research has implications for recruitment and monitoring in Alzheimer’s disease trials.
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1 April 2019
Inferring cognitive load from voice: Enriching automated cognitive testing with vocalics
Traditional cognitive measures struggle to demonstrate when a participant is compensating for their deficits. At AD/PD 2019 we shared new data on how to overcome this issue: deriving cognitive load from voice data collected on participants’ own devices, and in their own homes.
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1 April 2019
Domain-specific cognitive impairment in Parkinson’s disease detected using touchscreen cognitive testing in routine clinical care
At AD/PD 2019 we showed that automated, electronic cognitive testing is acceptable and feasible for patients presenting to clinic with Parkinson’s disease.
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1 April 2019
How to set achievable research goals
What is realistic? What is feasible? What can be achieved?
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14 March 2019
Could improving cognitive dysfunction in major depression also improve mood?
We caught up with Mohammad Ali Salehinejad to discuss the results of his latest publication entitled: Cognitive control dysfunction in emotion dysregulation and psychopathology of major depression (MD): Evidence from transcranial brain stimulation of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC).
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11 March 2019
Discover the latest research findings before they’re published
How can you bridge the knowledge gap between project completion and publication?
