Randolph explained that the difference was marginally significant and would not negatively affect interpretability when using the English norms on the Spanish‐speaking individuals. 54 Although the study used demographic matching, it did not evaluate psychometric properties, such as structural validity or reliability.
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Validity of gold-standard clinical outcome assessments in U.S. Latinx-Hispanic participants enrolled in Alzheimer's disease clinical trials: A literature review.
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54 The developer reasoned that since the DMI difference between the Spanish‐speaking group and the English‐speaking group was marginally statistically significant, it was acceptable to use the English norms of the Spanish‐speaking cohort.