The development and validation of a test battery for detecting and monitoring everyday memory problems

A Preliminary Study Investigating How People with Mild Intellectual Disabilities Perform on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…The RBMT has been found to have high inter‐rater reliability and good correlation between subtests ( Wilson et al . 1989 ).…”

A Preliminary Study Investigating How People with Mild Intellectual Disabilities Perform on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…The RBMT has been found to have high inter‐rater reliability and good correlation between subtests ( Wilson et al . 1989 ).…”

Everyday Memory Deficits in Children and Adolescents with PTSD: Performance on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…The correlational data found no relationship between a measure of verbal IQ and RBMT performance, in contrast to earlier studies with adults aged 16-65 (Wilson et al, 1989), but in agreement with previous work on children aged under 10 (Wilson et al, 1993). There was a near-significant correlation between reading scores and Orientation performance in the PTSD group.…”

Comparison Between Spanish Young and Elderly People Evaluated Using Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…These findings were similar to those obtained in other studies, both conducted in Spain (Alonso, & Prieto, 2004;Pérez, Peregrina, Justicia, & Godoy, 1995) and abroad (Wilson et al, 1989(Wilson et al, , 2003 and these could reinforce the idea of a high prevalence of age associated memory impairment in the older population. However, we should bear in mind that both gender and level of education were different in the two groups analysed, and this had an impact on the results.…”

A Preliminary Study Investigating How People with Mild Intellectual Disabilities Perform on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…The RBMT has been found to have high inter‐rater reliability and good correlation between subtests ( Wilson et al . 1989 ).…”

Everyday Memory Deficits in Children and Adolescents with PTSD: Performance on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…The correlational data found no relationship between a measure of verbal IQ and RBMT performance, in contrast to earlier studies with adults aged 16-65 (Wilson et al, 1989), but in agreement with previous work on children aged under 10 (Wilson et al, 1993). There was a near-significant correlation between reading scores and Orientation performance in the PTSD group.…”

Comparison Between Spanish Young and Elderly People Evaluated Using Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…These findings were similar to those obtained in other studies, both conducted in Spain (Alonso, & Prieto, 2004;Pérez, Peregrina, Justicia, & Godoy, 1995) and abroad (Wilson et al, 1989(Wilson et al, , 2003 and these could reinforce the idea of a high prevalence of age associated memory impairment in the older population. However, we should bear in mind that both gender and level of education were different in the two groups analysed, and this had an impact on the results.…”

A Preliminary Study Investigating How People with Mild Intellectual Disabilities Perform on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…The RBMT has been found to have high inter‐rater reliability and good correlation between subtests ( Wilson et al . 1989 ).…”

Everyday Memory Deficits in Children and Adolescents with PTSD: Performance on the Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…The correlational data found no relationship between a measure of verbal IQ and RBMT performance, in contrast to earlier studies with adults aged 16-65 (Wilson et al, 1989), but in agreement with previous work on children aged under 10 (Wilson et al, 1993). There was a near-significant correlation between reading scores and Orientation performance in the PTSD group.…”

Comparison Between Spanish Young and Elderly People Evaluated Using Rivermead Behavioural Memory Test

“…These findings were similar to those obtained in other studies, both conducted in Spain (Alonso, & Prieto, 2004;Pérez, Peregrina, Justicia, & Godoy, 1995) and abroad (Wilson et al, 1989(Wilson et al, , 2003 and these could reinforce the idea of a high prevalence of age associated memory impairment in the older population. However, we should bear in mind that both gender and level of education were different in the two groups analysed, and this had an impact on the results.…”