Western Aphasia Battery - Revised.
WAB-R
- What it measures
- Aphasia classification and severity; spontaneous speech (fluency + information content), auditory verbal comprehension, repetition, naming/word finding, plus reading, writing, praxis, construction/calculation/reasoning
- Length and format
- 8 subtests grouped into 4 oral (-> Aphasia Quotient) + reading/writing (-> Language Quotient) + supplemental (-> Cortical Quotient). clinician-administered oral and written language tasks, scored (performance/ability test)
- Language versions
- Adapted into many languages (ES, ZH, KO, JA, Hindi, Greek, Korean and others)
- Normative data
- No normative data held in our reference library for this instrument. That is a statement about our library, not about the published literature.
- Licence
- copyrighted - commercial
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- Reference
- Kertesz A. Western Aphasia Battery - Revised (WAB-R). Pearson; 2006.
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