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A simple memory test to help individuals assess their memory abilities and identify potential areas for improvement. The test includes questions related to recalling words, names, addresses, and recent events. For a comprehensive evaluation, consult a healthcare professional or psychologist.
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by Richard C. Mohs, PhD
This simple memory test may help give you a better idea of whether your memory problems are out of the ordinary or cause for concern. Keep in mind that this is just a simple paper-and-pencil memory test. For a more specific test of your memory, contact your doctor or a psychologist, who can administer a battery of special memory tests.
Scoring: Give yourself 1 point for each "no" answer for questions 3 - 13 (maximum 11 points) Give yourself 1 point for each blank you correctly filled in for questions 14-19 (maximum 21 points) If you scored: 28 - 32 Congratulations! You have a better-than-average memory. 22 - 27 Not bad, but you could benefit from some memory exercises. 15 - 21 Your memory is a bit weak; memory exercises should help you improve your memory. 0 - 14 You may want to consider getting a professional evaluation.