Correlations of scores on the Kaufman short neuropsychological assessment procedure and the Kaufman Adolescent and Adult Intelligence Test for a hospitalized depressed sample.

Scores on the K-SNAP, a new brief cognitive measure designed to assess neuropsychological functioning in adolescents and adults, were correlated with KAIT IQs, a comprehensive test that measures fluid and crystallized intelligence. The sample included 33 adolescent and adult patients hospitalized for depression. The K-SNAP correlated significantly higher with fluid than crystallized intelligence.