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Performance validity testing: the need for digital technology and where to go from here

Psychology

Performance validity testing: the need for digital technology and where to go from here

J. A. Finley

Discover how digital technologies are revolutionizing performance validity assessment in neuropsychological testing. John-Christopher A. Finley explores the benefits of data analytics, accessibility, and improved efficiency that these innovations bring to the field, ensuring that assessments remain robust in a digital age.

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Abstract
Publisher
Frontiers in Psychology
Published On
Jul 23, 2024
Authors
John-Christopher A. Finley
Tags
neuropsychological testing
performance validity assessment
digital technologies
data analytics
accessibility
machine learning
biometrics

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