학술논문
Cognitive estimation abilities in healthy and clinical populations: the use of the Cognitive Estimation Test.
Document Type
Article
Source
Subject
*COGNITIVE Abilities Test
*CLINICAL trials
*ESTIMATION theory
*SHORT-term memory
*ATTENTION
*SEMANTICS
*REASONING
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ISSN
1590-1874
Abstract
Estimation abilities are a group of processes that involve functions such as planning, attention, abstract reasoning, and also mnemonic processes, like semantic and working memory. They are allocated in order to solve problems for which the answers are not readily available. Estimation abilities can be measured using the Cognitive Estimation Test (CET). The aim of this article was to review the use of the CET and other tests of cognitive estimation in healthy and pathological populations. We discussed studies examining correlations between the CET and other measures of executive functions and the importance of the standardization of measures that assess estimation abilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]