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Cognitive testing is a non-fiction category focused on the theory, design, administration and interpretation of assessments that measure mental functions such as memory, attention, executive function, language, processing speed and visuospatial skills. Books in this category cover topics from standardized test manuals and clinical/neuropsychological assessment guides to research methods in psychometrics, test development, computerized cognitive tasks, and practical scoring and reporting techniques. They serve clinicians, researchers, educators, and test developers with content on screening versus comprehensive batteries, normative data, reliability and validity, cultural and ethical considerations, and applications in diagnosis, treatment planning, monitoring change, education, and forensic settings. Practical study guides, casebooks, and reviews of major instruments (e.g., MMSE, MoCA, WAIS, neuropsychological batteries) are also typical, as are texts on emerging methods like digital and remote cognitive assessment.

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