Visual–Motor / Visuospatial Measures
This test assesses the integration of visual perception and motor coordination using a sequence of geometric forms.
Beery VMI
This selective attention task requires identifying the numbers 2 and 7 among distractors under automatic and controlled conditions.
Ruff 2 & 7 Selective Attention Test
This short confrontation naming test assesses expressive language by requiring naming of pictured objects.
Boston Naming Test (BNT)
This test, often considered the “gold standard” for set-shifting, requires learning changing sorting rules.
Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST)
This brief screening test evaluates orientation, memory, and language and is commonly used in dementia assessment.
MMSE
This test requires copying nine designs and is commonly used to evaluate visual–motor integration and neuropsychological dysfunction.
the Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt
This widely used computerized test measures sustained attention and impulsivity using target/non-target stimuli.
CPT-II (Conners' Continuous Performance Test)
This battery evaluates fluency, comprehension, repetition, and naming to classify aphasia type.
Western Aphasia Battery (WAB)
This battery includes tasks such as Tower, Design Fluency, Verbal Fluency, and Color–Word Interference.
D-KEFS (Delis–Kaplan Executive Function System)
This screening measure is more sensitive to mild cognitive impairment due to its inclusion of executive function tasks.
MoCA
This visuospatial test requires judging the orientation of angled lines and is sensitive to parietal lobe functioning.
Judgment of Line Orientation
Part A of this test assesses visual scanning and processing speed, while Part B assesses cognitive flexibility.
Trail Making Test (TMT
This language-heavy cognitive screening test includes naming, fluency, abstraction, and clock drawing.
Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA)
This reasoning test requiring identification of patterns in matrices is considered a classic measure of fluid intelligence.
Raven Standard Progressive Matrices
This brief battery evaluates five cognitive domains including memory, attention, language, and visuospatial abilities.
RBANS
This complex figure test evaluates visuospatial construction, planning, visual memory, and organizational strategy.
the Rey–Osterrieth Complex Figure (REY-O)
This test uses number–symbol pairings to measure processing speed and selective attention within the RBANS battery.
Coding subtest of the RBANS
This screening tool examines cognitive-linguistic domains such as attention, memory, language, and executive functioning in adults.
CLQT+ (Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test–Plus)
This test reveals deficits in inhibition when a person reads the printed word instead of naming the ink color.
Stroop Color–Word Test
This forced-choice recognition test is used to assess effort and identify possible malingering in memory tasks.
TOMM
This nonverbal reasoning task uses abstract geometric matrices to assess fluid intelligence.
Raven Standard Progressive Matrices?
This test evaluates inhibition and interference control by comparing color naming, word reading, and inhibition trials.
Stroop Color–Word Interference Task
This developmental neuropsychological battery assesses language, memory, attention, visuospatial skills, and social perception in children.
the NEPSY-II
This part of the Trail Making Test specifically measures cognitive flexibility by alternating between numbers and letters.
TMT Part B
This memory battery includes subtests assessing auditory memory, visual memory, working memory, and delayed recall.
WMS-IV