A computerized neuropsychological evaluation of cognitive functions in a subclinical obsessive-compulsive sample

Results are consistent with the general picture in analogue OC samples, and may be more reliable than paper-pencil testing, given that a full computerized neuropsychological battery minimizes examiner-examinee interactions, and increases timing accuracy. In sum, analogue OC samples, characterized by equivalent symptom severity but high functioning compared to OCD samples, do not present with cognitive deficits.