Which of the following is TRUE of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test-64 Card Version?
A) The test is primarily used to screen for seizure disorders, psychotic disorders, and personality disorders.
B) Test results may suggest neurological impairment when in reality the testtaker is mentally ill.
C) The test was developed by a Wisconsin neuropsychologist best known for conducting taste-tests with 64 varieties of muenster cheese.
D) None of these

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The Wisconsin Card Sorting Test-64 Card Version is known to sometimes yield false indicators of neurological impairment in mentally ill individuals. It is not primarily used to screen for seizure disorders, psychotic disorders, or personality disorders. The test was developed by David A. Grant and Esther M. Berg in the 1940s and has nothing to do with cheese taste-tests.

Which of the Following Is TRUE of the Wisconsin Card