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Invalid Baseline Testing with ImPACT: Does Sandbagging Occur with High School Athletes?

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William T. Tsushima, Dylan R. Y. Lawton, Chieko Kimata & Andrea M. Siu. (2023) Prevalence of invalid ImPACT baseline test results among high school athletes with invalidity and sandbagging indices. The Clinical Neuropsychologist 37:7, pages 1516-1529.
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Xianyun Hou, Yu Zhang, Xueyin Fei, Qian Zhou & Jie Li. (2023) Sports-Related Concussion Affects Cognitive Function in Adolescents: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. The American Journal of Sports Medicine, pages 036354652211428.
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