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Demographically adjusted normative data for the Stroop Color and Word Test were established using a population-based sample of 2,151 Catalan adults aged 55 years and older.
Cross-Sectional (n=2,151)
This study provides demographically adjusted normative data for the Stroop Color and Word Test in Catalan older adults, facilitating its clinical use.
May aid Stroop interpretation in Catalan older adults; extends normative data but leaves broader validation open.
The Stroop Color and Word Test (SCWT) is a short test that is widely used in neuropsychological assessment to evaluate the executive aspects of attention control, information processing speed, selective attention, cognitive flexibility, and executive function in terms of the ability to inhibit a usual response in favor of an unusual response. The aim of this study was to create normative data from the SCWT adjusted for age, sex, and educational level for its clinical use in a population of 55 years of age and above. The SCWT was administered to a population-based sample of 2,151 participants aged 55 or older, and the effect of sex, age, and educational level was determined in the SCWT by means of linear regression models. Normative tables were created following the traditional method based on the stratification by relevant variables and on regression models.
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Llinás-Regla et al. (2013) reported a cross-sectional. Demographic factors (age, sex, educational level) was evaluated on Normative data adjusted for age, sex, and educational level. Demographically adjusted normative data for the Stroop Color and Word Test were established using a population-based sample of 2,151 Catalan adults aged 55 years and older.
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