Detailed data of NIH cognition toolbox in HCP1200

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Yoshito Saito

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Jun 8, 2022, 9:21:14 PM6/8/22
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Hello.

I am a graduate researcher in the University of Melbourne and thinking of using data of the HCP-Young Adult (Age22-35).

I would like to use detailed score in NIH cognition toolbox like raw scores and theta scores, and these data are not provided in the open access data.

I would like to know whether I could get the data somehow.


Sincerely,

Yoshito Saito

Elam, Jennifer

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Jun 9, 2022, 11:22:27 AM6/9/22
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Hi Yoshito,
Item-level raw scores from NIH Toolbox are available by request to users with Restricted data access. If you need to apply, use this application for you, your PI, and anyone else who will be viewing/using this data.

Best,
Jenn
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Yoshito Saito

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Jun 9, 2022, 7:56:05 PM6/9/22
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Thank you so much, Jenn!

Sincerely
Yoshito Saito

2022年6月10日金曜日 1:22:27 UTC+10 el...@wustl.edu:

Yoshito Saito

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Jun 30, 2022, 6:08:03 PM6/30/22
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Hello.

I got the access right to ‘restricted’ data and would like to get some scores of cognitive tests that are not provided on the website and information about medical history and family history if available.

I asked the person who is responsible for the access right to ‘restricted’ data how to get these data, and she advised me to send my request here.

Could I get the information on the following lists?


DCCS computed score

Flankers computed score

List Sort Test total score

Theta score of Oral Reading Recognition

Pattern Comparison Raw Score

Theta score of PicSeqmemory

Theta score of TPVT


Socio-Economic Status

Whether Siblings have a history of schizophrenia or not

Subject's history of psychiatric medication at the interview


If necessary, I could give the information of my ID for connector DB.

I am looking forwards to hearing from you.


Sincerely,

Yoshito Saito


2022年6月10日金曜日 9:56:05 UTC+10 Yoshito Saito:

Elam, Jennifer

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Jul 1, 2022, 10:28:22 AM7/1/22
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Hi Yoshito,
The unadjusted and age-adjusted scale scores for NIH Toolbox measures are part of the open access data available on ConnectomeDB. The unscored raw Toolbox data is available to those with restricted access and I can send you that off list.

For socio-economic status and parental history of psychiatric disorders those data are in the Restricted Data available for download on ConnectomeDB to those with restricted access. See p. 27 of the S1200 Reference Manual for instructions on switching between access levels.

Current medications are in the SSAGA raw data available to those with restricted access and I can send you that off list.
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