John Lace, PhD

Neuropsychologist @MayoClinicHS Performance/symptom validity, psychometrics, religion & psych. Love the Midwest and Costco. Go ‘Cats.

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Long-term cognitive deficits, especially in attention/vigilance and others, are common in patients with anti-LGI-1 encephalitis. Future research in larger samples is needed to confirm these findings. 🧠 https://t.co/TL2rAZM7xz

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Processing speed screeners can’t detect MS-related cognitive dysfunction in other domains. Highlights the need for additional screening measures and comprehensive neuropsych for MS pts #AcademicTwitter #MultipleSclerosis https://t.co/pXteGzKe4e

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

What do we know about religiousness/spirituality and cognitive ability? https://t.co/8IXPLvbfuU @SpringerPsych #AcademicTwitter #Religion #psychology

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Performance meets symptom validity in MS. A six-item subscale from SIMS items are sensitive to invalid neuropsych performance https://t.co/VSoWUAiwVR #neuropsychology #AcademicTwitter @SpringerPsych

[The AACN @TheAACN]

Is the future of #neuropsych assessment #digital? https://t.co/dwjOzC3oYY

[Andrew Kiselica, PhD, ABPP @AndrewK_PhD]

We're conducting a research survey on technology use by dementia caregivers. It's all online, takes about an hour, and participants receive a $20 Amazon gift card. Contact our research coordinator to participate: 573-882-7973 or [email protected].

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[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Higher trait neuroticism and a propensity for withdrawal/internalization increase the risk of symptoms following concussion. Conscientiousness and openness might play a protective role, too. @ANPAANPC #Neuropsych https://t.co/g9hGMpSh6i

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

The Sanborn Case Series on noncredible performance in patients with MS. Sets the stage for plenty more research on the topic @ANPAANPC https://t.co/X1WdAfr20M

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

A cool new take on computerized PVT testing - an open source program for noncredible performance. Replicate and extend, anyone? @TheAACN @ANPAANPC @NANneuropsych https://t.co/n0l6wrigyg

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

What exactly are we measuring with “executive functioning” questionnaires? Some psychometric considerations regarding the BRIEF-2 in kiddos @ANPAANPC https://t.co/Lg7G7JcgJ7

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Routine processing speed screening is recommended for patients with MS, but it might miss some folks who have cognitive impairments in other areas. Neuropsych is here to help! @ElsevierNews https://t.co/2XP3JfLIXj

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Making do with what you’ve got - nonmemory multivariate PVT formulas may provide *some* clinical utility in patients with MS, but standalone measures are still recommended. @OUPAcademic https://t.co/kH27ft2vV0

[Jonathan Lichtenstein, PsyD, MBA @phishbrained]

Our newest paper on methods for evaluating change on computerized testing for concussion management #concussion #reliablechange @jwLacePro #neuropsychtwitter https://t.co/wdZUvK19i1

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Turn the music up! There does not appear to be a correlational nor causal link between intense and/or rebellious musical preference and aggressive behaviors in adulthood. https://t.co/dSJM2H8v7T @SAGEPublishers @AcademicChatter #Psychology #Music

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Color me interested! The WCST-64 may function as an embedded PVT for detecting noncredible ADHD symptoms in university students. https://t.co/vHphEmdxyj @ANPAANPC @tandfonline

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

👏👏truth

[Ellen Johnson @EEHJohnson]

Good luck to all the #neuropsychology trainees submitting internship applications this week! An unsolicited pearl from someone on the other side- the reassuring words your mentors are saying are probably true and not just said to be nice. Believe them!

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Hiding in plain sight - another embedded PVT formula for the RBANS may be useful at detecting noncredible performance @SpringerNature #neuropsychology https://t.co/EbByIj2gOn

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

The Structured Inventory of Malingered Symptomatology may function well in university students feigning attention-related and psychiatric symptoms @ANPAANPC #AcademicTwitter https://t.co/dT3zoeJJd1

[John Lace, PhD @jwLacePro]

Briefer is better (or at least maybe good enough) - verbal only WAIS short forms may provide accurate estimates of full scale IQ and could be useful in #teleneuropsychology
#AcademicTwitter https://t.co/V17EqcOgwq

[Beautiful Illinois @IllinoisViews]

Naperville, Illinois never fails to take my breath away. ❤️