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William C. Culbertson, Psy.D., Eric A. Zillmer, Ph.D.
Children with acquired and developmental problems often exhibit impairment in executive planning. The TOLDX 2nd measures higher order problem-solving ability to assess frontal lobe function in children and adults with developmental and acquired disorders. It is also used to evaluate the neuropsychological performance of children with attention, impulsivity, or activity control problems.
The second edition includes additional normative data specific to older adult populations and a new Stimulus-Bound score on the Adult Record form that measures cognitive impairment related to dementia. It also includes updated research supporting the validity of the TOLDX in various settings.
Key Features:
7 to 80
Self
Professional
10 to 15 Minutes
C
Handscored
Conners CPT 3™
Conners CATA®
CTIP™
7 to 80
Self
Professional
10 to 15 Minutes
C
Handscored
Conners CPT 3™
Conners CATA®
CTIP™
The administrator arranges red, green, and blue beads on a peg board to match the configuration in the diagram. The child or adolescent is asked to replicate the configuration on a second peg board. Scores are calculated for Total Correct, Total Moves, Total Initiation Time, Total Execution Time, Total Time, Total Time Violations, and Total Rule Violations. Each raw score is converted to an age-specific standard score. Normative data is available for large samples of nonclinical and ADHD subjects.
The Child and Adult TOLDX 2nd Edition kits include an Examiner’s Manual, two tower-structure boards, two sets of beads, and Record Forms. The child Record Form is suitable for ages 7 to 15. The adult form is appropriate for ages 16 through 80. From a practical perspective, the TOLDX 2nd Edition is an easily transportable test with minimal set-up time. Scoring can be completed within 5 to 10 minutes.
Reliability
Temporal stability was examined in a sample of children with ADHD across an interval of 5 to 92 days (average interval of 19.7 days) and a sample of patients affected by Parkinson’s disease (mean age 70.1 years) across an interval of 33 to 345 days (average interval = 136.9 days). The Total Move score and Time Violation indicated relative stability across time.
Validity
Scores on the TOLDX 2nd differentiated between children with ADHD and children drawn from the standardization sample, providing support for the discriminative validity of the test. Convergent and divergent validity was evaluated by exploring the pattern of correlations between scores from the TOLDX 2nd with scores from other tests of executive function as well as a measure of verbal memory and an estimate of intelligence (non-executive measures). Results support the convergent and divergent validity of the TOLDX 2nd as a measure of executive function.
Online
Assess easily online from anywhere. Includes automatic scoring and report generation.
Software
Requires software. Includes automatic scoring and report generation.
Handscored
QuikScore forms are scored by hand without reports.
TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Complete Kit
TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Technical Manual, 2 peg boards with beads, 25 Child, and 25 Adult Record Forms
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TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Adult Kit
TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Technical Manual, 2 peg boards with beads, and 25 Adult Record Forms
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TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Child Kit
TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Technical Manual, 2 peg boards with beads, and 25 Child Record Forms
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TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Adult Record Forms
TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Adult Record Forms
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TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Child Record Forms
TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Child Record Forms
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TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Manual
TOL-DX 2nd Ed. Manual