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Cognitive measures in the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children

Click on the individual cognitive measures to find out more.

AgeMeasure
4 months (Tests administered to a randomly selected sub-sample.)
18 months (Tests administered to a randomly selected sub-sample.)
25 months (Tests administered to a randomly selected sub-sample.)
49 months (Tests administered to a randomly selected sub-sample.)
61 months (Tests administered to a randomly selected sub-sample.)
7.5 years
8 years
  • Test of Everyday Attention for Children (TEA-Ch)

  • Diagnostic Analysis of Nonverbal Accuracy

  • Wechsler Objective Language Dimensions

  • Short-term Memory (Non-word Repetition)

  • Articulatory Skills

  • 9 years
    10 years
    11 years
    12 years
    13.5 years
    15.5 years
    17.5 years
    50 years (Tests administered to the study mothers in Focus on Mother's Clinic 2)
    52 years (Tests administered to the study mothers in Focus on Mother's Clinic 3)
    53 years (Tests administered to the study mothers in Focus on Mother's Clinic 4)

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    This page is part of CLOSER’s ‘A guide to the cognitive measures in five British birth cohort studies’.