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Estimate an individual's pre-morbid cognitive and memory functioning
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Test of Premorbid Functioning

TOPF

Estimate an individual's pre-morbid cognitive and memory functioning
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Publication date:
2009
Completion time:
Less than 10 minutes
Administration:
Individual; Q-global® administration, scoring, and/or reporting
Age range:
Individuals 16 - 90 years
Qualification level:
C

A revised and updated version of the Wechsler Test of Adult Reading™, the Test of Premorbid Functioning (TOPF) enables clinicians to estimate an individual’s level of cognitive and memory functioning before the onset of injury or illness. 

  • Effective method for predicting intellectual and memory performance 
  • Ideal for clinicians who wish to develop appropriate treatment plans 
  • Composed of a list of 70 words that have atypical grapheme to phoneme translations 
  • Can be given in addition to WAIS–IV / WMS–IV assessment to provide an estimate of change in abilities 
  • Can be used in forensic evaluations to evaluate suspected loss of cognitive functioning