ArticleArchives of clinical neuropsychology : the official journal of the National Academy of Neuropsychologists2026
Demographically adjusted norms for a French-Quebec version of the face-name associative recognition test.
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objectiveThe Face-Name Associative Recognition Test (FNART) is a recognition-based measure of associative episodic memory designed to reduce retrieval demands while preserving sensitivity to hippocampal-dependent binding processes. The absence of normative data currently limits its clinical use. This study aimed to establish normative data for a Quebec French version (FNART-Q).
methodFNART-Q performance was examined in a large sample of cognitively healthy French-speaking Quebec adults, and percentile-based normative data were developed accounting for demographic influences.
resultsA demographically stratified normative framework was developed using an overlapping stratification approach, and percentile ranks were derived to support clinical interpretation of individual scores.
conclusionsThe FNART-Q provides clinically interpretable normative data, supporting its use as a demographically adjusted measure of associative episodic memory.
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