APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
A Detailed Analysis of Information Processing Speed in HIV/AIDS
Session: Poster Session XII
Authors
- David HardyPresenting Author
Loyola Marymount University - David HardyPresenting Author
University of California, Los Angeles - Charles Hinkin
University of California, Los Angeles - Charles Hinkin
VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System
Abstract
Information processing speed was assessed in HIV+ and HIV- adults. Differences were noticeably larger on traditional neuropsychological tests compared to reaction time measures. Thus specific test demands make an important difference, suggesting more refined constructs be used involving cognitive processes as distinct from those with cognitive and substantial motor processes.
Neuropsychology
