ideational praxis task
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The participant is given a sheet of paper and a long envelope. The participant is instructed to pretend to send the letter to himself or herself. The participant is told to put the paper into the envelope, seal it, address it to himself or herself, and stamp it. If the participant forgets part of the task, reinstruction is given. Impairment on this item should reflect dysfunction in executing an overlearned task only and not recall difficulty. The five components to this task are 1) fold letter, 2) put letter in envelope, 3) seal envelope, 4) address envelope, 5) put stamp on envelope.
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ideational praxis task has been asserted to measure the following CONCEPTS
Phenotypes associated with ideational praxis task
Disorders
ideational apraxia (conceptual apraxia)Traits
No associations have been added.Behaviors
No associations have been added. CONDITIONS
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INDICATORS
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