The Cohen’s d effect size of mean differences was medium-large (0.57–1.43) in four measures, and small in SCW/MSCW and LDC/SDPT (Table 3 ). Attitudes about the analog and digital tests While there was no statistically significant difference between the two types of tests in terms of perceived difficulty, stressfulness, or how surmountable participants experienced them to be, a slightly larger number of participants reported a preference for the digital test ( n = 28, 56%) compared to the analog test ( n = 20, 40%), However, this difference did not reach statistical significance (Table 4 ).
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Comparing analog and digital neurocognitive tests with older adults: a study of the ISPOCD battery vs. a digital test battery from Mindmore.
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