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Sophia Docherty's research focuses on the analysis of cognitive impairment, particularly in older adults. Her recent publication in 2025, "Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults," investigates methods for differentiating the severity of cognitive decline using specific error patterns. Docherty's work contributes to understanding the mathematical and psychological aspects of cognitive assessment. She has a h-index of 14 and has authored 20 publications, accumulating 742 citations. Docherty collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Lee Isaac, Jennifer Sue Kleiner, Jennifer L. Gess, and Hannah M. Clark, with whom she shares one publication each.
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- h-index: 14
- Publications: 20
- Citations: 742
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Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults (2025)
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- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
- Judgement of Line Orientation error analysis distinguishes between severity of cognitive impairment in older adults
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