TOMAL-2™

The TOMAL-2 takes between 30 and 60 minutes to administer. The core and supplemental tests include a picture book, a facial memory picture book, chips, a visual selective reminding test board, and a set of delayed recall cue cards. Administration booklets and record forms are used to record responses and score the TOMAL-2.

TOMAL-2 scores include standardized or scaled scores and percentiles. Subtest scaled scores appear in a familiar metric with a mean of 10 and a standard deviation of 3. Composite scores and indexes also are scaled to a familiar metric for ease of use and comparability with other tests (M = 100; SD = 15). Reliability was determined using standard methods for estimating the internal consistency of the subtests and composites. Reliability estimates are uniformly high, with all composite and some subtest reliability values falling in the .90s and the balance exceeding .85. Test retest reliability coefficients are all above .70 for the subtests, with most above .80, and for the composite indexes all but one value exceeds .80.

The normative sample for the TOMAL-2 included more than 1,900 individuals between the ages of 5 and 59. The sample was drawn from 31 states representing all major regions of the United States, and is representative of the U.S. populations regarding gender, age, ethnicity, urban/rural residence, and geographic distribution.