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Language effects on semantic fluency test performance among South African adults
Issues around the cultural fairness of cognitive tests and their administration are becoming increasingly important as the global spread of neuropsychological practice quickens. Most of these tests are developed and standardized in high-income countries of the global north, and so when used in low-...
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Department of Psychology
2021
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