The measurement of cognitive impulsiveness: Psychometric properties of two automated adult versions of the Matching Familiar Figures Test |
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Authors: | P. H. Glow R. V. Lange R. A. Glow J. A. Barnett |
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Affiliation: | (1) Department of Psychology, The University of Adelaide, 5000 Adelaide, S.A., Australia |
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Abstract: | An automated version of the Matching Familiar Figures Test (MFFT) was administered to undergraduates, along with a parallel from. The latency-errors correlation (–0.61) was higher than that reported for most studies in children and weakly supports the view that the correlation increases with age. Repeated exposure resulted in improved performance, which was faster, more accurate, and more efficient, but there was no effect on impulsiveness. Reliability and internal consistency of both forms were acceptably high and the forms were comparable. Use of the univariate measures (impulsiveness-reflectiveness and efficiency-inefficiency) is superior to other scoring methods.Supported in part by a grant from the Nuffield Foundation, England. |
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Keywords: | cognitive impulsiveness Matching Familiar Figures Test adults age differences automated testing |
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