WAB-R Record Form Part Two

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Record Forms

Western Aphasia Battery - Revised

Andrew Kertesz

Comprehensively assess clinical aspects of language function in adults with aphasia

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Quickly diagnose moderate to severe aphasia with WAB-R Western Aphasia Battery Revised by Pearson, a complete battery and bedside instrument.

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Manual Stim Book Rec Forms Bedside Rec Forms 25 Pack Rec Forms Part One 20 Pack Part Two 10 Pack Raven's CPM Test Booklet Manips Set and soft-side carry case

WAB-R Complete Kit with Manipulatives

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Examiner's Manual Stim Book Record Forms and Bedside Record Forms 25 Pack

WAB-R Basic Kit

Record Form Part One (Pack of 20) Record Form Part Two (Pack of 10)

WAB-R Product Record Form Kit

WAB-R Manual

Q-global WAB-R Examiner's Manual (Digital)

WAB-R Record Form Part One

Q-global WAB-R Stimulus Book (Digital)

Q-global WAB-R Remote-Adapted Stimulus Book (Digital)

WAB-R Stimulus Booklet

WAB-R Manipulative Set

WAB-R Bedside Screener

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Overview

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			The WAB-R is an individually administered assessment for adults with acquired neurological disorders (e.g., as a result of stroke, head injury, dementia).

			The WAB-R assesses the linguistic skills most frequently affected by aphasia, in addition to key nonlinguistic skills, and provides differential diagnosis information.

			Maintaining structure, content and clinical value with key improvements, the Western Aphasia Battery &ndash; Revised (WAB-R) is the updated version of the highly respected and widely used instrument for assessing adult clients with aphasia. It is an individually administered assessment for adults with acquired neurological disorders (e.g., as a result of stroke, head injury, dementia). Like the previous edition, the WAB-R assesses the linguistic skills most frequently affected by aphasia, in addition to key nonlinguistic skills, and provides differential diagnosis information.

			<h3>Features</h3>

			The WAB-R, a full battery of 8 subtests (32 short tasks), maintains the structure and overall content and clinical value of the current measure while creating these improvements:

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				<li>Two new supplementary tasks (reading and writing of irregular and non-words) will aid the clinician in distinguishing between surface, deep (phonological), and visual dyslexia</li>
				<li>Revision of approximately 15 items</li>
				<li>Bedside WAB-R provides a quick look at client&rsquo;s functioning</li>
				<li>Examiner&rsquo;s manual with technical/psychometric properties information, test interpretation relevant to aphasic populations, historical evidence of reliability and validity, and information about the unique aspects of assessing the language ability of individuals with dementia</li>
				<li>Spiral-bound stimulus book replacing loose stimulus cards</li>
				<li>Revised administration directions &ndash; more user-friendly with directions to the examinee for all subtests</li>
				<li>Expanded scoring guidelines for clarity&nbsp;</li>
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			How is it Scored?

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						Criterion cut scores:
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							<li>Aphasia Quotient</li>
							<li>Cortical Quotient</li>
							<li>Auditory Comprehension Quotient</li>
							<li>Oral Expression Quotient</li>
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							<li>Reading Quotient</li>
							<li>Writing Quotient</li>
							<li>Bedside WAB&ndash;R scores</li>
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