Berg Card Sorting Test (64 cards)
System Requirements
Minimum: 800×600
Recommended: 1280×800
May be challenging for colorblind participants
Description
A shorter version of the Berg Card Sorting Test using a 64-card deck instead of the standard 128-card deck, providing a quicker assessment of executive function and cognitive flexibility.
Test Details
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Scientific Background
Original Task References:
These references describe the original task that this PEBL implementation is based on.
- Berg, E. A. (1948). A simple objective technique for measuring flexibility in thinking. Journal of General Psychology, 39, 15-22.
- Kongs, S. K., Thompson, L. L., Iverson, G. L., & Heaton, R. K. (2000). Wisconsin card sorting test-64 card version: WCST-64. Lutz, FL: PAR.
Data Output
Raw data file outputs: subnum (participant code), trialnum (trial number), category count (number of trials in current category), color (card color), shape (card shape), number (number of items on card), response (participant response), accuracy (whether response was correct), perseveration count (number of perseverative errors), absolute time (timestamp), response time (RT in ms).
About This Test
A shorter version of the Berg Card Sorting Test using a 64-card deck instead of the standard 128-card deck, providing a quicker assessment of executive function and cognitive flexibility.
Category: Executive Function
Estimated Duration: 8 minutes
Available Translations: 12 languages
Documentation Sources:
Test description file, Test implementation, Parameter schema
Documentation Status: Complete