From: Using basic neurobiological measures in criminological research
Neuropsychological task | Behavioral aspects | N studies | Effect size | References |
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Self-Ordered Pointing task | Capacity to regulate behavior using plans and strategies and working memory | 4 | .83 | (e.g. Lezak et al. 2004; Malisza et al. 2005; Petrides and Milner 1982; Ross et al. 2007) |
Porteus Maze Task | Ability to plan, foresight, change problem-solving approach | 22 | .71 | (e.g. Lezak et al. 2004; Morgan and Lilienfeld 2000); Porteus 1959; Riddle and Roberts 1977) |
Sequential Matching to Memory task | Maintaining information in working memory | 3 | .69 | (e.g. Gorenstein 1982; Hare 1984; Lueger and Gill 1990; Mull and Seyal 2001) |
Delayed Matching to Sample task | Short term visual memory, working memory | 3 | .59 | (e.g. Bergvall et al. 2001; Dolan and Park 2002; Fray et al. 1996; Mishkin 1982) |
Go/No-Go task | Inhibition of ongoing behavior | 12 | .56 | |
Spatial Working Memory task | Working memory | 6 | .54 |