Free & Cued Selective Reminding Test; Buschke selective reminding test (FCSRT, SRT)

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Indications

Clinical significance

Procedure

  • patient undergoes controlled learning of a card with 4 pictures
  • each picture has a semantic cue (to ensure encoding)
  • procedure is repeated with 3 other cards
  • patient counts backwards by 3's for 20 seconds (as interference for working memory), then undergoes 3 recall trials
  • in each trial, the patient recalls as many pictures as possible & then receives the semantic cues & tries to recall more pictures
  • the scores are the number of correctly recalled words, without cues (free recall) & with & without cues (total recall)

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References

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