Sentence examples for narrative tests from inspiring English sources

This finding is indicated by the lower scores of older adults versus younger adults on the Boston Naming Test (reduced version), linguistic prosody, and narrative tests (main concepts, information units, and concision).

76 Although we have not yet established cutoff points for the Brazilian population using narrative tests and large samples, we found (as previously described in Ref. 79) that, on average, the narrative structure was significantly impaired in older adults compared with young adults.

63 In this study, we employed the Cookie Theft narrative test and evaluated a series of linguistic functions.

Third, only a limited analysis of predictors of later delay could be conducted given the sample size; there was some evidence that a narrative test (the Bus Story) was the best predictor of poor outcome within the resolved group.

In this paper we aim to distinguish between "the trivial and non-trivial points of divergence" p.31 [ 4] by providing worked examples of two methods of evidence synthesis (thematic and textual narrative) tested in one systematic review.

The Bechdel Test asks the following: does the narrative being tested have two or more women who have a conversation that isn't about a man?

Here again, however, the book's structure, which explores, chapter by chapter, each character without weaving their stories into a cohesive narrative, ironically tested my ability to remember the girls by anything but their labels.

The students created the digital story based on the storyboard by importing the elements to Moviemaker software and recording their voice to add to the narrative and test if it works effectively with the digital story.

Whether the texts are narrative or expository, tests must assess different comprehension levels, which involve the abilities to: (a) identify literal information; (b) make inferences; (c) reorganize information and; (d) make critical judgments (Alderson, 2000).

Consistent with previous research, these data would suggest that interim testing results in changes to how the post-test narrative is processed.

Even the first-person narrative, the toughest test for the cross-dressing novelist, doesn't frighten her off.