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253 Using the binomial distribution to assesseffort: forced - choice testing inneuropsychological settingsFaulder Colby Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, OR,USAThe binomial distribution is often, but prematurely, rejectedas a tool for assessing effort. This study extended previ-ous research Using published clinical and computer-generatedpseudo subject data for theTest of Memory Malingering(TOMM). The efficiencies of eight cut points based upon in-verse binomial distribution functions were compared with thecut point recommended in the test manual for making correctclassifications, and a new statistic, the total number of errors,was also compared with the test manual cut point. Repeatedmeasures, multivariate, and univariate ANOVAs, Bonferroni-corrected post-hoc t-tests, and normal curve density functionswere employed to assess the homogeneity of groups withinexperimental conditions.
253 Using the binomial distribution to assess effort: Forced-choice testing in neuropsychological settings Faulder Colby∗ Oregon …
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