Author(s): M?s, Alexandra Sofia Caetano ; Espirito-Santo, Helena (Orientadora)
Date: 2016
Origin: Repositório Aberto do Instituto Superior Miguel Torga
Subject(s): Figura Complexa de Rey - Complex Figure of Rey; Propriedades psicom?tricas - Psychometric properties; Avalia??o neuropsicol?gica - Neuropsychological assessment; Adultos - Adults
A Figura Complexa de Rey-Osterrieth (FCR-O) ? um teste de avalia??o neuropsicol?gica realizado em tr?s momentos, que avalia a habilidade visuoespacial, organiza??o percetiva, aptid?o visuoespacial construtiva, mem?ria visual, aten??o, planifica??o e fun??o motora. Esta investiga??o tem como objetivo avaliar as propriedades psicom?tricas da FCR-O, numa amostra de adultos da popula??o portuguesa. O protocolo de investiga??o incluiu uma bateria de testes neuropsicol?gicos: Figura Complexa de Rey (FCR-O), Teste do Desenho do Rel?gio (TDR), Bateria de Avalia??o Frontal (FAB), Rey 15 Item, Matrizes Progressivas de Raven (MPR) e a Escala de Auto-Avalia??o da Ansiedade de Zung. A amostra deste estudo abrangeu 453 sujeitos, 192 homens e 261 mulheres, com idades compreendidas entre os 18 e os 90 anos (M = 40,44; DP = 19,78). Os resultados principais deste estudo indicam que a FCR-O ? influenciada por diversas vari?veis, tais como a idade, sexo, escolaridade, profiss?o, resid?ncia e regi?es, apresentando uma validade convergente adequada, com correla??es positivas com o TDR, FAB e MPR. A t?tulo conclusivo, verific?mos que a FCR-O tem carater?sticas psicom?tricas satisfat?rias, especificamente da consist?ncia interna, concord?ncia entre ju?zes e estabilidade temporal, sugerindo a sua utiliza??o em popula??es n?o cl?nicas. / The Rey?Osterrieth complex figure (ROCF) is a neuropsychological test which was conducted in three phases to assess visuospatial ability, perceptive organization, constructive visuospatial ability, visual memory, attention, planning and motor function. This investigations aims to evaluate the psychometric properties of ROCF, in an adult sample of the Portuguese population. The investigation protocol includes a battery of neuropsychological tests: Complex Figure of Rey, Clock Drawing Test, Frontal Assessment Battery, Rey Item 15, Raven Progressive Matrices and the Zung Self-Rating Anxiety Scale. The sample of this study consisted of 453 subjects, 192 men and 261 women, aged between 18 and 90 years old (M = 40.44, SD = 19.78). The result of this study indicate that the ROCF is influenced by several variables, such as age, sex, education, profession, residence and regions. It also has adequate convergent validity, with positive correlations with TDR, FAB and MPR. In conclusion, we verified that the ROCF is a useful instrument to early detect some neuropsychological deficits. It revealed satisfactory psychometric characteristics, specifically in internal consistency, agreement between judges and temporal stability, suggesting its usage in no clinical populations.
