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Experimental Neuropsychology - Test Development and Tools
TowerTool
Analyses of the problem space of disc-transfer tasks (e.g., Tower of London, Tower of Hanoi)
In spite of the popularity and widespread use of disc-transfer tasks like the Tower of London and the Tower of Hanoi, only very few studies addressed in detail the impact of structural problem parameters on measuring the cognitive processes underlying ‘planning’. We therefore developed TowerTool which integrates several concepts of the structural determinants of problem difficulty into a comprehensive and easy-to-use software package and allows for systematic analyses of the problem space and individual problems of disc-transfer tasks.
Primary Reference: Kaller CP, Rahm B, Köstering L, Unterrainer JM (2011). Reviewing the impact of problem structure on planning: A software tool for analyzing tower tasks. Behavioural Brain Research 216(1):1-8. [PubMed]
Further information on the program and its download can be found here.
Tower of London - Freiburg Version (TOL-F)
In cooperation with the Schuhfried company, we have developed a computerized test measuring planning abilities based on the Tower of London. Most importantly, we have incorporated current knowledge about the impact of structural problem parameters on planning impairments so as to provide a reliable and valid foundation for diagnostic decisions in clinical practice.
Primary Reference: Kaller CP, Unterrainer JM, Kaiser S, Weisbrod M, Aschenbrenner S (2011). Tower of London - Freiburger Version. Mödling: Schuhfried. Further information on the TOL-F can be found here.
Precursory work related to the TOL-F is published under the following reference: Kaller CP, Unterrainer JM, Stahl C (2012). Assessing planning ability with the Tower of London task: Psychometric properties of a structurally balanced problem set. Psychological Assessment, 24(1):46-53. [PubMed].
