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    C3 practice effects. (A) C3 score changes from initial to repeat assessments. Colored lines depict scores for an individual subject. Black lines indicate the mean score change for those who declined from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 1341) and for those who improved from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 2800). (B) Relation between initial performance and practice effects after controlling for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity. (C) Association between tau and C3 practice effects. Participants were first stratified into 5 quartiles based on initial C3 performance. By examining stratified groups (i.e., restricting the range of baseline values), we removed the negative association between initial performance and practice effects. Associations between tau and C3 practice effects for each stratified group after adjusting for demographic variables were examined (left column). Despite the reduced power in the stratified groups, the beta weights are similar to those calculated from all participants after adjusting for demographics and initial performance (right column). A−, normal amyloid; A+, abnormal amyloid; <t>BPSO,</t> behavioral pattern <t>separation</t> task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.
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    Article Title: Computerized cognitive practice effects in relation to amyloid and tau in preclinical Alzheimer's disease: Results from a multi‐site cohort

    Journal: Alzheimer's & Dementia : Diagnosis, Assessment & Disease Monitoring

    doi: 10.1002/dad2.12414

    C3 practice effects. (A) C3 score changes from initial to repeat assessments. Colored lines depict scores for an individual subject. Black lines indicate the mean score change for those who declined from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 1341) and for those who improved from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 2800). (B) Relation between initial performance and practice effects after controlling for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity. (C) Association between tau and C3 practice effects. Participants were first stratified into 5 quartiles based on initial C3 performance. By examining stratified groups (i.e., restricting the range of baseline values), we removed the negative association between initial performance and practice effects. Associations between tau and C3 practice effects for each stratified group after adjusting for demographic variables were examined (left column). Despite the reduced power in the stratified groups, the beta weights are similar to those calculated from all participants after adjusting for demographics and initial performance (right column). A−, normal amyloid; A+, abnormal amyloid; BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.
    Figure Legend Snippet: C3 practice effects. (A) C3 score changes from initial to repeat assessments. Colored lines depict scores for an individual subject. Black lines indicate the mean score change for those who declined from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 1341) and for those who improved from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 2800). (B) Relation between initial performance and practice effects after controlling for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity. (C) Association between tau and C3 practice effects. Participants were first stratified into 5 quartiles based on initial C3 performance. By examining stratified groups (i.e., restricting the range of baseline values), we removed the negative association between initial performance and practice effects. Associations between tau and C3 practice effects for each stratified group after adjusting for demographic variables were examined (left column). Despite the reduced power in the stratified groups, the beta weights are similar to those calculated from all participants after adjusting for demographics and initial performance (right column). A−, normal amyloid; A+, abnormal amyloid; BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.

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    Beta weights (standard errors) and p ‐values for demographic variables predicting (A) initial performance and (B) practice effects, as well as (C) the association between demographic variables and initial performance in predicting practice effects.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Beta weights (standard errors) and p ‐values for demographic variables predicting (A) initial performance and (B) practice effects, as well as (C) the association between demographic variables and initial performance in predicting practice effects.

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    Beta weights (Standard Errors) and p ‐values for amyloid status and tau predicting initial computerized cognitive composite performance, computerized cognitive composite practice effects, and computerized cognitive composite practice effects controlling for initial performance. All models additionally control for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Beta weights (Standard Errors) and p ‐values for amyloid status and tau predicting initial computerized cognitive composite performance, computerized cognitive composite practice effects, and computerized cognitive composite practice effects controlling for initial performance. All models additionally control for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity.

    Techniques Used: Control

    Initial C3 score performance and its association with amyloid and tau. (A) Initial C3 performance was higher in amyloid negative (A−, pink) than amyloid positive (A+, green) individuals. (B) Greater tau burden was associated with worse initial C3 performance in A+ individuals. C3 scores shown here were adjusted for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity for visualization purposes. BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Initial C3 score performance and its association with amyloid and tau. (A) Initial C3 performance was higher in amyloid negative (A−, pink) than amyloid positive (A+, green) individuals. (B) Greater tau burden was associated with worse initial C3 performance in A+ individuals. C3 scores shown here were adjusted for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity for visualization purposes. BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.

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    C3 practice effects. (A) C3 score changes from initial to repeat assessments. Colored lines depict scores for an individual subject. Black lines indicate the mean score change for those who declined from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 1341) and for those who improved from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 2800). (B) Relation between initial performance and practice effects after controlling for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity. (C) Association between tau and C3 practice effects. Participants were first stratified into 5 quartiles based on initial C3 performance. By examining stratified groups (i.e., restricting the range of baseline values), we removed the negative association between initial performance and practice effects. Associations between tau and C3 practice effects for each stratified group after adjusting for demographic variables were examined (left column). Despite the reduced power in the stratified groups, the beta weights are similar to those calculated from all participants after adjusting for demographics and initial performance (right column). A−, normal amyloid; A+, abnormal amyloid; <t>BPSO,</t> behavioral pattern <t>separation</t> task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.
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    C3 practice effects. (A) C3 score changes from initial to repeat assessments. Colored lines depict scores for an individual subject. Black lines indicate the mean score change for those who declined from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 1341) and for those who improved from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 2800). (B) Relation between initial performance and practice effects after controlling for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity. (C) Association between tau and C3 practice effects. Participants were first stratified into 5 quartiles based on initial C3 performance. By examining stratified groups (i.e., restricting the range of baseline values), we removed the negative association between initial performance and practice effects. Associations between tau and C3 practice effects for each stratified group after adjusting for demographic variables were examined (left column). Despite the reduced power in the stratified groups, the beta weights are similar to those calculated from all participants after adjusting for demographics and initial performance (right column). A−, normal amyloid; A+, abnormal amyloid; BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.

    Journal: Alzheimer's & Dementia : Diagnosis, Assessment & Disease Monitoring

    Article Title: Computerized cognitive practice effects in relation to amyloid and tau in preclinical Alzheimer's disease: Results from a multi‐site cohort

    doi: 10.1002/dad2.12414

    Figure Lengend Snippet: C3 practice effects. (A) C3 score changes from initial to repeat assessments. Colored lines depict scores for an individual subject. Black lines indicate the mean score change for those who declined from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 1341) and for those who improved from initial to repeat assessments ( n = 2800). (B) Relation between initial performance and practice effects after controlling for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity. (C) Association between tau and C3 practice effects. Participants were first stratified into 5 quartiles based on initial C3 performance. By examining stratified groups (i.e., restricting the range of baseline values), we removed the negative association between initial performance and practice effects. Associations between tau and C3 practice effects for each stratified group after adjusting for demographic variables were examined (left column). Despite the reduced power in the stratified groups, the beta weights are similar to those calculated from all participants after adjusting for demographics and initial performance (right column). A−, normal amyloid; A+, abnormal amyloid; BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.

    Article Snippet: The C3 combines three memory‐based scores: (1) Behavioral Pattern Separation Task‐Object (BPSO) lure discrimination index, (2) Face Name Associative Memory Exam (FNAME) accuracy on the face‐name matching task, and (3) One Card Learning (OCL) accuracy from the CogState Brief Battery (Table ).

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    Beta weights (standard errors) and p ‐values for demographic variables predicting (A) initial performance and (B) practice effects, as well as (C) the association between demographic variables and initial performance in predicting practice effects.

    Journal: Alzheimer's & Dementia : Diagnosis, Assessment & Disease Monitoring

    Article Title: Computerized cognitive practice effects in relation to amyloid and tau in preclinical Alzheimer's disease: Results from a multi‐site cohort

    doi: 10.1002/dad2.12414

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Beta weights (standard errors) and p ‐values for demographic variables predicting (A) initial performance and (B) practice effects, as well as (C) the association between demographic variables and initial performance in predicting practice effects.

    Article Snippet: The C3 combines three memory‐based scores: (1) Behavioral Pattern Separation Task‐Object (BPSO) lure discrimination index, (2) Face Name Associative Memory Exam (FNAME) accuracy on the face‐name matching task, and (3) One Card Learning (OCL) accuracy from the CogState Brief Battery (Table ).

    Techniques:

    Beta weights (Standard Errors) and p ‐values for amyloid status and tau predicting initial computerized cognitive composite performance, computerized cognitive composite practice effects, and computerized cognitive composite practice effects controlling for initial performance. All models additionally control for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity.

    Journal: Alzheimer's & Dementia : Diagnosis, Assessment & Disease Monitoring

    Article Title: Computerized cognitive practice effects in relation to amyloid and tau in preclinical Alzheimer's disease: Results from a multi‐site cohort

    doi: 10.1002/dad2.12414

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Beta weights (Standard Errors) and p ‐values for amyloid status and tau predicting initial computerized cognitive composite performance, computerized cognitive composite practice effects, and computerized cognitive composite practice effects controlling for initial performance. All models additionally control for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity.

    Article Snippet: The C3 combines three memory‐based scores: (1) Behavioral Pattern Separation Task‐Object (BPSO) lure discrimination index, (2) Face Name Associative Memory Exam (FNAME) accuracy on the face‐name matching task, and (3) One Card Learning (OCL) accuracy from the CogState Brief Battery (Table ).

    Techniques: Control

    Initial C3 score performance and its association with amyloid and tau. (A) Initial C3 performance was higher in amyloid negative (A−, pink) than amyloid positive (A+, green) individuals. (B) Greater tau burden was associated with worse initial C3 performance in A+ individuals. C3 scores shown here were adjusted for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity for visualization purposes. BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.

    Journal: Alzheimer's & Dementia : Diagnosis, Assessment & Disease Monitoring

    Article Title: Computerized cognitive practice effects in relation to amyloid and tau in preclinical Alzheimer's disease: Results from a multi‐site cohort

    doi: 10.1002/dad2.12414

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Initial C3 score performance and its association with amyloid and tau. (A) Initial C3 performance was higher in amyloid negative (A−, pink) than amyloid positive (A+, green) individuals. (B) Greater tau burden was associated with worse initial C3 performance in A+ individuals. C3 scores shown here were adjusted for age, sex, education, race, and ethnicity for visualization purposes. BPSO, behavioral pattern separation task‐object; C3, computerized cognitive composite; FNAME, Face Name Associative Memory Examination; OCL, One Card Learning.

    Article Snippet: The C3 combines three memory‐based scores: (1) Behavioral Pattern Separation Task‐Object (BPSO) lure discrimination index, (2) Face Name Associative Memory Exam (FNAME) accuracy on the face‐name matching task, and (3) One Card Learning (OCL) accuracy from the CogState Brief Battery (Table ).

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