NAB Administration, Scoring and Interpretation Manual

The Neuropsychological Assessment Battery (NAB) assesses a wide range of cognitive skills and functions in adults from 18-97 years of age.

The NAB consists of five domain-specific modules: Attention, Language, Memory, Spatial, and Executive Functions. A sixth module, Screening, allows the clinician to determine which of the other five domain-specific modules are appropriate to administer to an individual patient. Each of the six NAB modules is self-contained and may be administered independently of the other modules.

Each of the 33 NAB tests has two equivalent, parallel forms that were created and normed simultaneously to facilitate re-evaluation while avoiding practice effects.

The NAB Administration, Scoring and Interpretation Manual provides detailed instructions on the administration of each test and how to score and interpret the responses.

View a sample of Chapter 1, Introduction, here

View a sample of Chapter 2, NAB Materials, here