Hayling Brixton Test Forms

The Hayling and Brixton Tests are instruments designed for the assessment of executive function in individuals with frontal lobe damage or cognitive impairments requiring evaluation of response initiation, suppression, and rule detection. They help clinicians evaluate executive control mechanisms efficiently, relate performance to pre-morbid cognitive ability, and monitor changes over time. This tool provides professional teams with a framework that facilitates precise executive function assessment and allows them to tailor interventions based on detailed cognitive profiles.

Benefits:

• Quick and Effective: Administration time is brief (5 to 10 minutes), fitting well into clinical time constraints.

• Versatile Testing: Hayling Test is fully spoken, suitable for those with reading, visual, or movement impairments. Brixton Test requires no verbal response, ideal for a broad range of cognitive or speech deficits.

• Detailed Normative Data: Age and pre-morbid IQ cut-offs support accurate clinical decisions.

• Comprehensive Scoring: Scaled scores for each measure help build detailed cognitive profiles and track changes over time.

Key Features:

• Hayling Sentence Completion Test: Measures response initiation speed and suppression using two sets of 15 sentences.

• Brixton Spatial Anticipation Test: Assesses ability to detect rules in sequences of stimuli via a simple, engaging format.

• Normative and Diagnostic Support: Includes age-related cut-off scores and pre-morbid IQ benchmarks.

• User-Friendly Materials: Clear instructions, scoring sheets, and supportive visuals enhance administration and interpretation.