There's also an online form of test of working memory similar to what I want, here:
www.aboutworkingmemory.org
Forms of other tests I'd like to develop are depicted here:
http://www.cantab.com/science/executive-function.asp
(don't forget to open the box at the top of the page).
Particular tests I'd be interested in include (from visual memory, executive function, and response control) include:
Delayed Matching to Sample
Spatial Recognition Memory
One Touch Stockings of Cambridge
Spatial Span
Affective Go/No-Go
CAmbridge Gambling Task (or Iowa Gambling Task, check Google )
Stop Signal Task
The tests from CANTAB are REALLY!! expensive I've heard.
Some software I've seen talks about "variable debounce periods" not being available using ordinary keyboards, but since I know absolutely NOTHING about all this, don't know what the significance behind this is.
Be grateful for any information/guidance on all this.
Budgetary constraints seem destined to drive me to either do it myself, or go totally away from this area -- which is a pity. I'm researching risk prediction with drink drivers, and paper and pencil measures just don't seem close enough to the mark (good sensitivity, but inadequate specificity, due to common problems across a number of different psychological problems),
Again, really appreciate any guidance / sharing of experience people could offer,
Cheers,
Russell
Wanganui, New Zealand
