Reliability and Predictive Validity of the Ohio State University TBI Identification Method With Prisoners
Journal of Head Trauma RehabilitationPublished 1 July 2009
Jennifer Bogner, John D. Corrigan
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Factor analysis showed that age at injury, number of TBIs with loss of consciousness, and symptoms persisting contributed independently to the prediction of common cognitive and behavioral consequences of TBO.
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These results provide further support for the reliability and validity of summary indices of lifetime exposure to TBI when elicited via a structured interview.
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