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United States
Reference ID
USDv4
Producer(s)
National Alzheimer’s Coordinating Center (NACC) and the NIA-funded ADRC network
Collections
Clinical Trial
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Jul 02, 2026
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Variable Groups

Data file: UDSv4TemplateForXMLD_2026-04-14_0731.REDCap.xml

Cases: 60
Variables: 1686

Variables

tapslfx
6b1. Finger taps - left hand untestable (specify)
handmovr
7a. Hand movements - right hand
handmvrx
7a1. Hand movements - right hand untestable (specify)
handmovl
7b. Hand movements - left hand
handmvlx
7b1. Hand movements - left hand untestable (specify)
handaltr
8a. Rapid alternating movement of hands - right hand
handatrx
8a1. Rapid alternating movement of hands - right hand untestable (specify)
handaltl
8b. Rapid alternating movement of hands - left hand
handatlx
8b1. Rapid alternating movements of hands - left hand untestable (specify)
legrt
9a. Leg agility - right leg
legrtx
9a1. Leg agility - right leg untestable (specify)
leglf
9b. Leg agility - left leg
leglfx
9b1. Leg agility - left leg untestable (specify)
arising
10. Arising from chair
arisingx
10a. Arising from chair untestable (specify)
posture
11. Posture
posturex
11a. Posture untestable (specify)
gait
12. Gait
gaitx
12a. Gait untestable (specify)
posstab
13. Posture stability
posstabx
13a. Posture stability untestable (specify)
bradykin
14. Body bradykinesia and hypokinesia
bradykix
14a. Body bradykinesia and hypokinesia untestable (specify)
totalupdrs
Total UPDRS Score
b3_unified_parkinsons_disea
se_rating_scale_updrs_m_com
plete
Complete?
frmdateb4
0a. B4 Global Staging-CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating - Form date
initialsb4
0b. B4 Global Staging-CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating - Examiner's initials
langb4
0c. B4 Global Staging-CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating - Language
modeb4
0d. B4 Global Staging-CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating - In-person or remote?
rmreasb4
0d1. If 'B4 Global Staging-CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating' form was completed remotely, specify reason
rmmodeb4
0d1a. What modality was used to collect this remote 'B4 Global Staging-CDR: Clinical Dementia Rating' form?
memory
1. Memory
orient
2. Orientation
judgment
3. Judgment & Problem Solving
commun
4. Community Affairs
homehobb
5. Home & Hobbies
perscare
6. Personal Care
cdrsum
7. CDR Sum of Boxes
loc_b4_calc_cdrglob
8. Global CDR
cdrglob
Manual Data Entry of Calculated Global CDR
loc_b4_calc_eqmem
Number of secondary items equal to memory
loc_b4_calc_ltmem
Number of secondary items less than memory
loc_b4_calc_gtmem
Number of secondary items greater than memory
loc_b4_calc_eq05
Number of secondary items == 0.5
loc_b4_calc_eq1
Number of secondary items == 1
loc_b4_calc_eq2
Number of secondary items == 2
loc_b4_calc_eq3
Number of secondary items == 3
loc_b4_calc_eq0
Number of secondary items == 0
loc_b4_calc_05diff
Memory Diff - Secondary Scores==0.5
loc_b4_calc_1diff
Memory Diff - Secondary Scores==1
loc_b4_calc_2diff
Memory Diff - Secondary Scores==2
loc_b4_calc_othties
Additional Rules for scoring various tie scenarios
comport
9. Behavior, Comportment, & Personality2
cdrlang
10. Language3
b4_cdr_dementia_staging_ins
trument_complete
Complete?
modeb5
0d. B5 Behavioral Assessment: NPI-Q - In-person, remote, or not completed?
rmreasb5
0d1. If 'B5 Behavioral Assessment: NPI-Q' form was completed remotely, specify reason
b5not
0d2. If 'B5 Behavioral Assessment: NPI-Q' not submitted, specify reason
rmmodeb5
0d1a. What modality was used to collect this remote 'B5 Behavioral Assessment: NPI-Q' form?
frmdateb5
0a. B5 Behavioral Assessment: NPI-Q - Form date
initialsb5
0b. B5 Behavioral Assessment: NPI-Q - Examiner's initials
langb5
0c. B5 Behavioral Assessment: NPI-Q - Language
npiqinf
1. NPI CO-PARTICIPANT:
npiqinfx
Other:
del
2a. Delusions -- Does the patient have false beliefs, such as thinking that others are stealing from him/her or planning to harm him/her in some way?
delsev
2b. Severity
hall
3a. Hallucinations -- Does the patient have hallucinations such as false visions or voices? Does he or she seem to hear or see things that are not present?
hallsev
3b. Severity
agit
4a. Agitation/aggression -- Is the patient resistive to help from others at times, or hard to handle?
agitsev
4b. Severity
depd
5a. Depression/dysphoria -- Does the patient seem sad or say that he/she is depressed?
depdsev
5b. Severity
anx
6a. Anxiety -- Does the patient become upset when separated from you? Does he/she have any other signs of nervousness such as shortness of breath, sighing, being unable to relax, or feeling excessively tense?
anxsev
6b. Severity
elat
7a. Elation/euphoria -- Does the patient appear to feel too good or act excessively happy?
elatsev
7b. Severity
apa
8a. Apathy/indifference -- Does the patient seem less interested in his/her usual activities or in the activities and plans of others?
apasev
8b. Severity
disn
9a. Disinhibition -- Does the patient seem to act impulsively, for example, talking to strangers as if he/she knows them, or saying things that may hurt people's feelings?
disnsev
9b. Severity
irr
10a. Irritability/lability -- Is the patient impatient and cranky? Does he/she have difficulty coping with delays or waiting for planned activities? 
irrsev
10b. Severity
mot
11a. Motor disturbance -- Does the patient engage in repetitive activities such as pacing around the house, handling buttons, wrapping string, or doing other things repeatedly?
motsev
11b. Severity
nite
12a. Nighttime behaviors -- Does the patient awaken you during the night, rise too early in the morning, or take excessive naps during the day?
nitesev
12b. Severity
app
13a. Appetite/eating -- Has the patient lost or gained weight, or had a change in the type of food he/she likes?
appsev
13b. Severity
b5_neuropsychiatric_invento
ry_questionnaire_npiq_compl
ete
Complete?
modeb6
0d. B6 Behavioral Assessment: GDS - In-person, remote, or not completed?
rmreasb6
0d1. If 'B6 Behavioral Assessment: GDS' form was completed remotely, specify reason
b6not
0d2. If 'B6 Behavioral Assessment: GDS' not submitted, specify reason
rmmodeb6
0d1a. What modality was used to collect this remote 'B6 Behavioral Assessment: GDS' form?
frmdateb6
0a. B6 Behavioral Assessment: GDS - Form date
initialsb6
0b. B6 Behavioral Assessment: GDS - Examiner's initials
langb6
0c. B6 Behavioral Assessment: GDS - Language
nogds
Is the subject able to complete the GDS, based on the clinician's best judgment?
satis
1. Are you basically satisfied with your life?
loc_satis
1. Are you basically satisfied with your life?
loc_satis_2
1. Are you basically satisfied with your life?
dropact
2. Have you dropped many of your activities and interests?
loc_dropact
2. Have you dropped many of your activities and interests?
loc_dropact_2
2. Have you dropped many of your activities and interests?
empty
3. Do you feel that your life is empty?
loc_empty
3. Do you feel that your life is empty?
loc_empty_2
3. Do you feel that your life is empty?
bored
4. Do you often get bored?
loc_bored
4. Do you often get bored?
loc_bored_2
4. Do you often get bored?
spirits
5. Are you in good spirits most of the time?
loc_spirits
5. Are you in good spirits most of the time?
loc_spirits_2
5. Are you in good spirits most of the time?
afraid
6. Are you afraid that something bad is going to happen to you?
loc_afraid
6. Are you afraid that something bad is going to happen to you?
loc_afraid_2
6. Are you afraid that something bad is going to happen to you?
happy
7. Do you feel happy most of the time?
loc_happy
7. Do you feel happy most of the time?
loc_happy_2
7. Do you feel happy most of the time?
helpless
8. Do you often feel helpless?
loc_helpless
8. Do you often feel helpless?
loc_helpless_2
8. Do you often feel helpless?
stayhome
9. Do you prefer to stay at home, rather than going out and doing new things?
loc_stayhome
9. Do you prefer to stay at home, rather than going out and doing new things?
loc_stayhome_2
9. Do you prefer to stay at home, rather than going out and doing new things?
memprob
10. Do you feel you have more problems with memory than most?
loc_memprob
10. Do you feel you have more problems with memory than most?
loc_memprob_2
10. Do you feel you have more problems with memory than most?
wondrful
11. Do you think it is wonderful to be alive now?
loc_wondrful
11. Do you think it is wonderful to be alive now?
loc_wondrful_2
11. Do you think it is wonderful to be alive now?
wrthless
12. Do you feel pretty worthless the way you are now?
loc_wrthless
12. Do you feel pretty worthless the way you are now?
loc_wrthless_2
12. Do you feel pretty worthless the way you are now?
energy
13. Do you feel full of energy?
loc_energy
13. Do you feel full of energy?
loc_energy_2
13. Do you feel full of energy?
hopeless
14. Do you feel that your situation is hopeless?
loc_hopeless
14. Do you feel that your situation is hopeless?
loc_hopeless_2
14. Do you feel that your situation is hopeless?
better
15. Do you think that most people are better off than you are?
loc_better
15. Do you think that most people are better off than you are?
loc_better_2
15. Do you think that most people are better off than you are?
loc_tot_unanswered
Total number of questions with the answer 'Did not answer'
loc_raw_prorated
Raw total GDS Score
loc_prorated_score
Prorated Score
loc_raw_nonprorated
Raw total GDS Score
gds
16. Manual Data Entry of Total GDS Score   
b6_geriatric_depression_sca
le_complete
Complete?
modeb7
0d. B7 Functional Assessment: FAS - In-person, remote, or not completed?
rmreasb7
0d1. If 'B7 Functional Assessment: FAS' form was completed remotely, specify reason
b7not
0d2. If 'B7 Functional Assessment: FAS' not submitted, specify reason
rmmodeb7
0d1a. What modality was used to collect this remote 'B7 Functional Assessment: FAS' form?
frmdateb7
0a. B7 Functional Assessment: FAS - Form date
initialsb7
0b. B7 Functional Assessment: FAS - Examiner's initials
langb7
0c. B7 Functional Assessment: FAS - Language
bills
1. Writing checks, paying bills, or balancing a checkbook
taxes
2. Assembling tax records, business affairs, or other papers
shopping
3. Shopping alone for clothes, household necessities, or groceries
games
4. Playing a game of skill such as bridge or chess,  working on a hobby
stove
5. Heating water, making a cup of coffee, turning off  the stove
mealprep
6. Preparing a balanced meal
events
7. Keeping track of current events
payattn
8. Paying attention to and understanding a TV program, book, or magazine
remdates
9. Remembering appointments, family occasions, holidays, medications
travel
10. Traveling out of the neighborhood, driving, or arranging  to take public transportation
b7_functional_assessment_sc
ale_fas_complete
Complete?
frmdateb8
0a. B8 Evaluation Form: Neurological Examination Findings - Form date
initialsb8
0b. B8 Evaluation Form: Neurological Examination Findings - Examiner's initials
langb8
0c. B8 Evaluation Form: Neurological Examination Findings - Language
modeb8
0d. B8 Evaluation Form: Neurological Examination Findings - In-person or remote?
rmreasb8
0d1. If 'B8 Evaluation Form: Neurological Examination Findings' form was completed remotely, specify reason
rmmodeb8
0d1a. What modality was used to collect this remote 'B8 Evaluation Form: Neurological Examination Findings' form?
neurexam
1. Which of the following was completed on this participant?
normnrexam
2. Were there abnormal neurological exam findings?
parksign
3. Parkinsonian Signs
slowingfm
3a. Slowing of fine motor movements {loc_slowingfm_lastvis}
tremrest
3b. Limb tremor at rest {loc_tremrest_lastvis}
trempost
3c. Limb tremor - postural {loc_trempost_lastvis}
tremkine
3d. Limb tremor - kinetic {loc_tremkine_lastvis}
rigidarm
3e. Limb rigidity - arm {loc_rigidarm_lastvis}
rigidleg
3f. Limb rigidity - leg {loc_rigidleg_lastvis}
dystarm
3g. Limb dystonia - arm {loc_dystarm_lastvis}
dystleg
3h. Limb dystonia - leg {loc_dystleg_lastvis}
chorea
3i. Chorea {loc_chorea_lastvis}
ampmotor
3j. Decrement in amplitude of fine motor movements {loc_ampmotor_lastvis}
axialrig
3k. Axial rigidity {loc_axialrig_lastvis}
postinst
3l. Postural instability {loc_postinst_lastvis}
masking
3m. Facial masking {loc_masking_lastvis}
stooped
3n. Stooped posture {loc_stooped_lastvis}
othersign
4. Cortical/Pyramidal/Other Signs
limbaprax
4a. Limb apraxia {loc_limbaprax_lastvis}
umndist
4b. Face or limb findings in UMN distribution* {loc_umndist_lastvis}
lmndist
4c. Face or limb findings in an LMN distribution* {loc_lmndist_lastvis}
vfieldcut
4d. Visual field cut {loc_vfieldcut_lastvis}
limbatax
4e. Limb ataxia {loc_limbatax_lastvis}
myoclon
4f. Myoclonus {loc_myoclon_lastvis}
unisomato
4g. Unilateral Somatosensory loss (localized to the brain; disregard sensory changes localized to the spinal cord or peripheral nerves) {loc_unisomato_lastvis}
aphasia
4h. Aphasia (disregard complaints of mild dysnomia if not viewed as reflecting a clinically significant change) {loc_aphasia_lastvis}
alienlimb
4i. Alien limb phenomenon {loc_alienlimb_lastvis}
hspatneg
4j. Hemispatial neglect {loc_hspatneg_lastvis}
pspoagno
4k. Prosopagnosia {loc_pspoagno_lastvis}
smtagno
4l. Simultanagnosia {loc_smtagno_lastvis}
opticatax
4m. Optic ataxia {loc_opticatax_lastvis}
apraxgaze
4n. Apraxia of gaze {loc_apraxgaze_lastvis}
vhgazepal
4o. Vertical +/- horizontal gaze palsy** {loc_vhgazepal_lastvis}
dysarth
4p. Dysarthria* {loc_dysarth_lastvis}
apraxsp
4q. Apraxia of speech {loc_apraxsp_lastvis}
gaitabn
5. Gait
gaitfind
5a. Finding:
gaitothrx
Other:
b8_neurological_examination
_findings_complete
Complete?
frmdateb9
0a. B9 Clinical Judgement of Symptoms - Form date
initialsb9
0b. B9 Clinical Judgement of Symptoms - Examiner's initials
langb9
0c. B9 Clinical Judgement of Symptoms - Language
modeb9
0d. B9 Clinical Judgement of Symptoms - In-person or remote?
rmreasb9
0d1. If 'B9 Clinical Judgement of Symptoms' form was completed remotely, specify reason
rmmodeb9
0d1a. What modality was used to collect this remote 'B9 Clinical Judgement of Symptoms' form?
deccog
1. Does the participant report a decline in any cognitive domain (relative to stable baseline prior to onset of current syndrome)?
decmot
2. Does the participant report a change in any motor domain (relative to stable baseline prior to onset of current syndrome )?
psychsym
3. Does the participant report the development of any significant neuropsychiatric/behavioral symptoms (relative to stable baseline prior to onset of current syndrome)?
deccogin
4. Does the co-participant report a decline in any cognitive domain (relative to stable baseline prior to onset of current syndrome)?
decmotin
5. Does the co-participant report a change in any motor domain (relative to stable baseline prior to onset of current syndrome)?
psychsymin
6. Does the co-participant report the development of any significant neuropsychiatric/behavioral symptoms (relative to stable baseline prior to onset of current syndrome)?
decclin
7. Does the participant have any neuropsychiatric/behavioral symptoms, decline in any cognitive domains, or changes in any motor domains?
decclcog
8. Based on the clinician's judgment, is the participant currently experiencing meaningful impairment in cognition?
cogmem
9a. Memory - Does the participant forget conversations or dates, repeat questions or statements, or misplace things more than usual?
cogori
9b. Orientation - Does the participant have trouble knowing the day, month, and year, forget names of people they know well, get lost in familiar locations, or not recognize familiar locations?
cogjudg
9c. Executive function (judgment, planning, and problem-solving) - Does the participant have trouble planning complex activities like trips, financial transactions, parties, or group meetings?
coglang
9d. Language - Does the participant have hesitant speech, have trouble finding words, use inappropriate words without self-correction, or have trouble with speech comprehension?
cogvis
9e. Visuospatial function - Does the participant have difficulty interpreting visual stimuli or finding their way around in familiar environments?
cogattn
9f. Attention/concentration - Does the participant have a short attention span or limited ability to concentrate? Are they easily distracted?
cogfluc
9g. Fluctuating cognition - Does the participant exhibit pronounced variation in attention and alertness, noticeably over hours or days-for example, long lapses or periods of staring into space, or times when their ideas have a disorganized flow?
cogothr
9h. Indicate whether the participant currently is meaningfully impaired in other cognitive domains
cogothrx
9h1. Specify other cognitive domains
cogage
9i. If any of the cognitive symptoms in 9a-9h are present, at what age did they begin? (The clinician must use their best judgment to estimate an age of onset.)
cogmode
10. Mode of onset of cognitive symptoms Indicate the mode of onset for the most prominent cognitive problem that is causing the participant's complaints and/or affecting the participant's function.
cogmodex
10a. Specify other mode of onset of cognitive symptoms
decclbe
11. Based on the clinician's judgment, does the participant manifest clinically meaningful neuropsychiatric symptoms or meaningful change in behavior?
beapathy
12a. Apathy/withdrawal - Has the participant lost interest in the world around them, lost interest in doing things, or lack motivation for starting new activities?
bedep
12b. Depressed mood - Does the participant seem sad or depressed, or say that they feel sad or depressed?
beanx
12c. Anxiety - Does the participant seem very nervous, worried, or frightened for no apparent reason? Do they seem very tense or fidgety? Do they seem afraid to be apart from caregivers or from others that they trust?
beeuph
12d.  Euphoria - Does the participant seem too cheerful or too happy for no reason, manifest a persistent and abnormally good mood, or find humor where others do not?
beirrit
12e. Irritability - Does the participant get irritated and easily disturbed? Are their moods very interchangeable? Are they abnormally impatient?
beagit
12f. Agitation - Is the participant easily distressed or angered, or hard to handle, or uncooperative, or resistive to care or to help from others?
behage
12g. If any of the mood-related behavioral changes in 12a-12f are present, at what age did they begin? (The clinician must use their best judgment to estimate an age of onset. If multiple symptoms [loc_wdiffage:hideunderscore] are identified, denote the a
loc_wdiffage
Clause for ' with different ages '
bevhall
12h. Psychosis - Visual hallucinations
bevpatt
12h1. IF YES, do their hallucinations include patterns that are not definite objects, such as pixelation of flat uniform surfaces?
bevwell
12h2. IF YES, do their hallucinations include well formed and detailed images of objects or people, either as independent images or as part of other objects?
beahall
12i. Psychosis - Auditory hallucinations
beahsimp
12i1. IF YES, do the auditory hallucinations include simple sounds like knocks or other simple sounds?
beahcomp
12i2. IF YES, do the auditory hallucinations include complex sounds like voices speaking words, or music?
bedel
12j. Delusions - Does the participant have fixed, idiosyncratic beliefs that are not true? For example, insisting that others are trying to harm them or steal from them? Have they said that family members or staff are not who they say they are, or that th
beaggrs
12k. Aggression - Does the participant shout angrily, slam doors, attempt to hit or hurt others, or exhibit other verbally or physically aggressive behaviors?
psychage
12l. If any of the psychosis and impulse control-related behavioral symptoms in Q12h-Q12k are present, at what age did they begin? (The clinician must use their best judgment to estimate an age of onset. If multiple symptoms [loc_wdiffage:hideunderscore]
bedisin
12m. Disinhibition - Does the participant act impulsively without thinking, say things that are not usually done or said in public, or do things that are embarrassing to caregivers or others, or do they talk personally to strangers or have disregard for p
beperch
12n. Personality change - Does the participant exhibit bizarre behavior or behavior uncharacteristic of the participant, such as unusual collecting, suspiciousness (without delusions), unusual dress, or unusual eating behaviors?
beempath
12o. Loss of empathy - Does the participant fail to take others' feelings into account?
beobcom
12p. Obsessions and/or compulsions - Does the participant repeatedly and excessively focus on particular ideas or activities, or have they developed new habits, like physical behaviors or stereotypical verbal phrases?
beanger
12q. Explosive anger - Does the participant have a "short fuse"? Do they display explosive outbursts of anger or rage?
besubab
12r. Substance use - Does the participant currently show evidence of excessive consumption of recreational, psychoactive, or typically abused substances (substantial increase compared with prior habits, and beyond medical necessity if prescribed substance
loc_subuse
12r1. Record substance(s) involved:
alcuse
12r1a. Alcohol use
seduse
12r1b. Sedative/hypnotic use
opiateuse
12r1c. Opiate use
cocaineuse
12r1d. Cocaine use
cannabuse
12r1e. Cannabis use
othsubuse
12r1f. Other substance use
othsubusex
12r1f1. Specify other substance use
perchage
12s. If any of the personality-related behavioral changes in 12m-12r are present, at what age did they begin? (The clinician must use their best judgment to estimate an age of onset. If multiple symptoms [loc_wdiffage:hideunderscore] are identified, denot
berem
12t. REM sleep behavior disorder - While sleeping, does the participant appear to repeatedly act out their dreams (e.g., punch or flail their arms, shout, or scream)?
beremago
12t1. IF YES, at what age did the dream enactment behavior begin?
beremconf
12t2. Was REM sleep behavior disorder confirmed by polysomnography?
beothr
12u. Participant currently manifests meaningful change in behavior? Other:
beothrx
12u1. Participant currently manifests meaningful change in behavior - Specify other:
bemode
13. Overall mode of onset for behavioral symptoms {loc_bemode_lastvis}
bemodex
13a. Other mode of onset - specify
decclmot
14. Based on the clinician's judgment, is the participant currently experiencing any meaningful changes in motor function?
mogait
15a. Gait disorder - Has the participant's walking changed, not specifically due to arthritis, injury, or peripheral neuropathy? Are they unsteady, or do they shuffle when walking, have little or no arm-swing, or drag a foot?
mofalls
15b. Falls - Has the participant had an increase in frequency of falls compared with their stable baseline prior to the current syndrome?
moslow
15c. Slowness - Has the participant noticeably slowed down in walking, moving, or writing by hand, other than due to an injury or illness?
motrem
15d. Tremors - Has the participant had rhythmic shaking, especially in the hands, arms, legs, head, mouth, or tongue?
molimb
15e. Limb weakness - Has the participant noticed a change (abrupt or gradual) in limb function such that an arm and/or leg is weak compared to their prior baseline?
moface
15f. Change in facial  expression - Has the participant's facial expression changed or become more "wooden," or masked and unexpressive?
mospeech
15g. Change in speech - Has the participant noted a change in speech (abrupt or gradual) such that speech is slurred, or the ability to articulate the tongue and lips to form words and sentences has declined compared to their baseline?
motorage
15h. If changes in motor function are present in 15a-15g, at what age did they begin? (The clinician must use their best judgment to estimate an age of onset. If multiple symptoms  [loc_wdiffage:hideunderscore] are identified, denote the age of the earlie
momode
16. Mode of onset for motor symptoms: Indicate the mode of onset for the most prominent motor problem that is causing the participant's complaints and/or affecting the participant's function.
momodex
16a. Indicate mode of onset for the most prominent motor problem that is causing the participant's complains and or affecting the participant's function - Specify other
momopark
17. Were changes in motor function suggestive of parkinsonism?
momoals
18. Were changes in motor function suggestive of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) (e.g., changes in muscle strength, or muscle twitches in one or more limbs, or slurred speech)?
course
19. Overall course of decline of cognitive/behavioral/motor syndrome:  
frstchg
20. Indicate the predominant domain that was first recognized as changed in the participant:  
b9_clinician_judgment_of_sy
mptoms_complete
Complete?
frmdatec2c2t
0a. C2/C2T Neuropsychological Battery Test Scores - Form date
initialsc2c2t
0b. C2/C2T Neuropsychological Battery Test Scores - Examiner's initials
langc2c2t
0c. C2/C2T Neuropsychological Battery Test Scores - Language
modec2c2t
0d. C2/C2T Neuropsychological Battery Test Scores - In-person or remote?
rmreasc2c2t
0d1. If 'C2/C2T Neuropsychological Battery Test Scores' form was completed remotely, specify reason
rmmodec2c2t
0d1a. What modality was used to collect this remote 'C2/C2T Neuropsychological Battery Test Scores' form?
loc_c2_or_c2t
Which form are you administering?
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