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The document provides detailed instructions for interviewers conducting the Minnesota Cognitive Acuity Screen (MCAS) as part of an insurance assessment. It outlines the procedure for a cognitive evaluation, emphasizing that only the applicant should be present during this portion. The MCAS consists of nine subsections assessing various cognitive abilities, including orientation, attention, comprehension, and verbal fluency. Interviewers are instructed to follow a specific script, record responses accurately, and manage any difficulties the applicant may face during the assessment.

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What is the average score on the cognitive ability test?

A score of 54.2 is the average expected score, and we expect most respondents to score between 43.2 and 65.2.

What is an average cognitive score?

A Cognitive Skills Index (CSI) is derived from five sub-tests that assess the following areas: Verbal reasoning- words Verbal reasoning context Sequences Analogies Quantitative Reasoning Students identified for Quest often have a target CSI index score of 130 or greater.

What is a good cognitive ability test score?

The top score for the MMSE is 30. A score of 25 or higher is said to be normal. A score of below 24 could mean cognitive impairment.

What is a score of 21 on a cognitive test?

The MoCA website states ranges may be used to grade severity: 18-25 = mild cognitive impairment, 10-17= moderate cognitive impairment and less than 10= severe cognitive impairment.

What does the cognitive assessment of Minnesota test?

The specific subtests are attention span, memory /orientation, visual neglect, following directions, immediate memory, temporal awareness, matching, object identification, visual memory and sequencing, recall/recognition, auditory memory and sequencing, simple money skills, simple math skills, foresight and planning,

What is the Minnesota cognitive acuity screen?

The MCAS consists of nine tests (Orientation, Attention, Delayed Word Recall, Comprehension, Repetition, Naming, Computation, Judgment, and Verbal Fluency) to assess cognitive impairment. These nine domains were chosen based on existing telephonic instruments and the face-to-face screening literature.

What is a normal cognitive test score?

Cognitive Assessment System Standard ScoresClassification 90109 Average 8089 Low Average 7079 Below Average 69 and below Well Below Average3 more rows

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