Psychology Software Tools provides assessment tools for Mild Cognitive Impairment as well as therapy tools for drug and alcohol cue extinction treatment.

PST's Computer Assessment of Mild Cognitive Impairment (CAMCI), appeared in the Science and Health section of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette today.
To read the article, click here.
CAMCI is in the commercialization phase and will be available later this year. Visit the CAMCI website for more information.
PST, in collaboration with industry experts, has developed a self-administered, user-friendly screening tool designed to provide a score that represents the probability that the individual’s cognitive performance would fall within the range of MCI if tested on a comprehensive neuropsychological test battery and reviewed by expert neuropsychologists (86% sensitive and 94% specific*). This research effort was supported through a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) grant from NIH and the National Institute on Aging (#5R44AG022792-03).
CAMCI is in the commercialization phase and will be available later this year. Visit the CAMCI website for more information.
*Saxton et al. Computer assessment of mild cognitive impairment. Postgraduate Medicine. 2009; 121(2):177-185.
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Psychology Software Tools, Inc. participated in the Memory Walk to benefit the Alzheimer's Association, on Saturday, October 4, 2008 at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium in Highland Park.
We are proud to say that we met and exceeded our fundraising goal of $2,000.00 by raising $5,035.00! Making us the sixth highest local fundraising team in this year's walk.
We also met and exceeded our recruitment goal of 10 members with 22 total team members.
Dr. Michael Wohl's manuscript, "The Desire to Gamble: The Influence of Outcomes on the Priming Effects of a Gambling Episode" that features our VR Worlds software, was recently published in the Journal for Gambling Studies.
View the article then Visit our VR Worlds 2 web site, for the most recent version of the software
The piece features the work of staff and researchers from Duke University who have been using our VR Worlds 2 tools for the majority of their clinical research work in the area of drug addiction therapy.
View the video or visit the VR Worlds 2 product page.
PST is pleased to announce that the PST User Forum is available.
The PST User Forum is a free service provided by PST where end users can discuss any of PST's products and share information about paradigms, installation, configuration, etc.
Please visit the PST User Forum to start sharing information with your colleagues. You may later visit the PST User Forum by clicking the Support link on the toolbar at the top of any PST web page