Selective Attention allows us to make the selection between relevant stimulus and
irrelevant stimulus or distractions. The aim of this study is to understand the psychometric
qualities, namely, the convergent, divergent, concurrent validity and the reliability of the bq
test, a computerized adaptation of the d2 test, which aims to assess an individual's selective
attention. The sample consists in 34 participants, with a mean age of 39.15 years (SD= 12.2).
A set of neuropsychological tests was applied, namely the Montreal Cognitive Assessment
(MoCA), the d2 test, the bq test, the Beck Depression Inventary - II (BDI-II) questionnaire and
the usability questionnaire, so we could understand how they classify the experience with the
d2 and bq tests. The results obtained in the study meet the objectives, for both convergent,
divergent and concurrent validity. There was also an internal consistency of the bq test, with an
excellent Cronbach's α for 4 of the 9 parameters evaluated. Thus, it was verified that the bq test
is effective, being necessary in future studies, a more heterogeneous sample and to analyze
other psychometric measures such as temporal stability.
- NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
- PSYCHOMETRICS
- ATTENTION
- PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS
- TID:203031970
Estudo das qualidades psicométricas do Teste de Atenção BQ
Lage, C. C. (Author). 2022
Student thesis: Master's Thesis