Visual-Spatial Memory and Recall Test (V-SMART): validity and reliabilityFootnote^*

^*Some portions of this study were included in Dr. Legarreta’s doctoral dissertation at Idaho State University (Dr. Vik, advisor). Data collection was completed before Dr. Vik moved to Pacific University.

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