The Identi-Fi is a more appealing and accurate visual organization test to help you assess individuals with traumatic brain injury, right hemisphere damage, or central nervous system compromise. Also use the Identi-Fi to monitor recovery following a brain injury.
"We developed Identi-Fi as an up-to-date, well-normed set of tasks that assesses visual organization skills in more depth. We included a matching task to see if prompts or cueing assist certain examinees more than others, as is often the case in those with central nervous system compromise, as a complement to a task that requires purely visual organization and recognition skills."
Cecil R. Reynolds, PhD, and Robert J. McCaffrey, PhD
for in-person administration via tablet; includes Identi-Fi e-Manual with Fast Guide, 25 Identi-Fi Record Forms, and In-Person e-Stimulus Book. e-Manuals and e-Stimulus Books are limited to a single user and device. Please see our e-Manuals FAQ before ordering e-Manuals, and please see our e-Stimulus Books FAQ before ordering e-Stimulus Books.
e-Manuals and e-Stimulus Books are limited to a single user and device. Please see our e-Manuals FAQ before ordering e-Manuals, and please see our e-Stimulus Books FAQ before ordering e-Stimulus Books.
for in-person administration via tablet. e-Manuals and e-Stimulus Books are limited to a single user and device. Please see our e-Manuals FAQ before ordering e-Manuals, and please see our e-Stimulus Books FAQ before ordering e-Stimulus Books.
Can the Identi-Fi help me assess for right hemisphere damage?
As a measure of visual organization, Identi-Fi is appropriate for an array of purposes and can be used when assessment of an examinee’s visual organizational and visual processing skills is deemed useful or desirable. This may occur in many contexts, including assessment of individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and other forms of central nervous system (CNS) compromise or evaluation of reading disorders when visual perceptual or processing-skill deficits that may adversely impact orthographic processing are suspected. It is also useful for monitoring recovery following a brain injury or other CNS compromise, whenever right hemisphere dysfunction or deficiencies are hypothesized, and when visual attention is an issue.
What advantages does this visual organization test have over older tests?
Identi-Fi was developed with several purposes in mind.