Halstead-Reitan battery

Hal·stead-Rei·tan bat·ter·y

(hahl'sted rī'tan),
a battery of neuropsychological tests (category test, tactual performance test, Seashore test, speech sounds perception test, finger oscillation test, trail-making test, dynamometer to measure strength of grip) used to study brain-behavior functions as well as the effects of brain damage on behavior.
Synonym(s): Tactual Performance Test

Halstead,

Ward C., U.S. psychologist, 1908-1968.
Halstead-Reitan battery - a battery of neuropsychological tests used to study brain-behavior functions. Synonym(s): Tactual Performance Test

Reitan,

Ralph M., U.S. psychologist, 1922–.
Halstead-Reitan battery - see under Halstead
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Categories Test and the Trail Making Tests A and B) of the Halstead-Reitan battery when compared with normotensive controls [24, 29, 30, 33, 37-39].
Similar results were seen in 25 hypertensives and 16 controls using tests from the Halstead-Reitan battery [33, 39, 54].
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