Revised How I Think Questionnaire--Intellectual Disabilities

Daniel, Matthew R.; Sadek, Susan A.; Langdon, Peter E.

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“…To address deficits in introspection and insight, researchers consider one of three options: (1) use measures that can be administered without alternation in form, (2) use measures that can be administered after making adaptations, and (c) use measures specifically designed for individuals with ID [9] . It is common practice to adapt measures, and many measures have been adapted [3,7,13] . Criticism of adaptations includes the lack of robust reasoning for the specific adaptations that account for all possible challenges associated with self-report assessment in this population.…”

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Neuropsychological profile of aging in mild intellectual disability: A case report

2023

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People with intellectual disabilities (ID) are living longer, bringing into focus the need to better understand the cognitive trajectories associated with normal and abnormal aging in this population.The following case illustrates a neuropsychological profile of a 67-year-old Caucasian male, "Mr. Rodgers." He has a diagnostic history of depression and anxiety. He is adopted as a child and much of his developmental history is unknown. The assessment follows a flexible battery approach and reveals a mild ID and a complex psychiatric profile associated with severe psychosocial trauma. He is treated with sertraline injections and individual and milieu therapy. Conclusion: The assessment of aging in geriatrics with ID requires the consideration of many factors that remain sensitive to pre-existing deficits and functioning. Norms stratified for age, education, and ID severity may improve the differential diagnosis of dementia in this population. The Neuropsychological Assessment Battery (NAB) shows promising utility and may be suitable when appropriate education estimations are used.

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Section: Self-report Measuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Neuropsychological profile of aging in mild intellectual disability: A case report

2023

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Revised How I Think Questionnaire--Intellectual Disabilities

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Neuropsychological profile of aging in mild intellectual disability: A case report

Neuropsychological profile of aging in mild intellectual disability: A case report

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