Development of the Cognitive Computerized Test Battery for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (CCIID) for the Classification of Athletes with Intellectual Disabilities

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Veronika van der Wardt (Author) – Loughborough University, UK
Stephan Bandelow (Author) – Loughborough University, UK
Eef Hogervorst (Author) – Loughborough University, UK

Series: Sports and Athletics Preparation, Performance, and Psychology

This book presents the relationship between intellectual functioning and sports performance for athletes with intellectual disabilities, as well as a discussion on the Computerized Cognitive test battery for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (CCIID), which was developed for that purpose. A literature review indicated that there is a significant difference between physical performance of athletes with and without intellectual disabilities, but so far, no studies have examined the association between the degree of intellectual functioning and sports performance for athletes with intellectual disabilities. This book investigates this relationship for different sports disciplines and examines the role of adaptive behaviour and different cognitive abilities using a wider range of cognitive information processing tests.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction, pp. 1-34

Chapter 2: Development and assessment of the computerized cognitive test battery (CCIID), pp. 35-95

Chapter 3: Sport-specific studies, pp. 97-105

Chapter 4: Conclusion, pp. 107-129

Appendix A: Instructions Cciid, pp. 131-135

Index pp.137-142

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