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see the 1995 Study
see the 2001 Study

 


 
 

1996 Study

These studies were done in a clinical setting with children or adults that had learning problems. Tests were given 10 weeks apart.

Test
Number of students
Change in IQ
TONI2 (
91
28.15 Average change in Non Verbal Intelligence Quotient when pretest less or equal to 100
TONI2 (>100)
65
9.89 Average change in Non Verbal Intelligence Quotients when pretest greater than 100

Number of students

Change in years when pre-test was two or more years below age

Number of students

Change in years when pre-test was below age

fixv

105

2.65

162

2.28

Processing Speed

fixh

71

2.86

162

2.13

Processing Speed

trck

116

4.26

147

4.17

Attention / Processing Speed

wj3

45

2.51

139

1.81

Attention / Processing Speed

rfrq

147

3.00

181

3.10

Visual Processing / Memory

visz

69

3.18

160

2.85

Visual Processing (Visualization)

cfu

77

3.00

117

2.79

Visual Processing (Closure)

efu

53

3.82

123

2.93

Visual Processing (Manipulation)

stvm

64

3.47

142

3.26

Short Term Memory / Attention

vmtr

110

3.04

174

2.81

Visual - Motor

logc

39

4.67

108

3.64

Logic / Reasoning

3.32

2.89

Overall years of improvement in processing and cognitive skills.


1996 Combined average change on two
or more test when two  years below age
 
3.684
Attention
 
 
3.162
Visual Processing
 
 
3.141
Memory
 

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1997 Study

Results following 30 hours of PACE (Processing And Cognitive Enhancement) Training
Changes represent the difference between pre- and post-tests taken 10 weeks apart. Data from 22 students were tested with the DTLA-3 test battery

 

Year  97

Number of students in sample

Change in years when pre-test was two or more years below age

Number of students in sample

Change in years when pre-test was below age

DS

7

5.66

14

4.32

Long Term Memory

SI

4

3.98

12

1.88

Short Term Memory/Attention

VM

11

2.01

18

1.61

Processing Speed/Attention

LACT

13

3.08

17

3.38

Auditory Processing

PF

4

3.73

7

4.34

Visual Processing (Closure)

SR

6

3.32

7

3.11

Logic / Reasoning

SS

6

2.98

8

2.15

Comprehension

DR

4

2.48

7

3.09

Visual - Motor

VT

8

2.31

13

2.50

Selective Attention

3.28
2.93
Overall years of improvement in processing and cognitive skills.

1997 Combined average change on two or more tests when two years below age

2.14

Processing Speed

2.46

Attention

2.87

Visual Processing

3.78

Memory

3.29

Auditory Processing

 
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PS = Processing Speed; SA = Selective Attention; RF = (letter) Reversal Frequency; FIXV= Calling out a vertical column of numbers (processing speed); FIXH = Calling out a horizontal row of numbers (processing speed); TRCK = Tracking a line with other lines present (processing speed and selective attention);WJ3 = Visual matching from the Woodcock-Johnson Cognitive Test Battery (processing speed); RFRQ = Reversal frequency test from Gardner
The following tests are from SOI-LA (Structure of Intellect - Learning Abilities Test): VISZ = The ability to picture a complete system of ideas in the mind - critical for understanding long sentences, directions, and instructions; CFU = Test of visual closure - to recognize familiar figures that have been partially obscured; CFS = Ability to comprehend arrangements and positions of visual objects in space; CFT = Ability to recognize a figure when it has been rotated into a new orientation; EFU = The ability to evaluate and discriminate among complex figures; VMEM = Visual memory; STM = Short term memory; AMEM = auditory memory; VMTR = Eye-hand speed and coordination; NSI = Logic and form reasoning; CMR = Ability to see relations between ideas or meaning of words; CMU = Test of vocabulary and verbal concepts; ESC = Ability to classify symbolic information.
TONI-2 = Test of Nonverbal Intelligence (measures the ability to reason without words and to solve spatially defined problems. An IQ score of 100 is considered average.)

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