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Datasets of Neuropsychological Language Tests in Brazilian Portuguese (DNLT-BP)

Data from these datasets were collected from participants in clinical or academic studies and research, by reading and signing the Informed Consent Form, and the research was evaluated and approved by the Research Ethics Committees of the institutions to which they are linked. It is stated that the datasets containing the participants' data are being made available with full confidentiality of the participants' identity, not containing their names or document numbers, or any other information that allows their individual identification does not guarantee the confidentiality of the participants' identity. These datasets are for the sole and exclusive purpose of serving as a source for research and / or academic studies, for clinical purposes or the like, and their use is explicitly prohibited for purposes other than those specified herein, other purposes than those specified herein. not these, under penalty of applying the punishments provided for by law. The user of the data contained herein represents knowledge and agreement with these conditions, under penalty of liability and application of penalties provided by law. Therefore, its use by third parties can only be done for the same purposes, which are research and clinical, and other purpose is improper (License CC-BY-SA-NC).

The Wallet Story from ABCD (Arizona Battery for Communication Disorders)

ABCD is a standardized test battery for the comprehensive assessment and screening of dementia. It includes 17 subtests that evaluate linguistic expression, linguistic comprehension, verbal episodic memory via immediate/delayed recall of stories, visuospatial construction, and mental status.

The subtest which is important for our study is the evaluation of the episodic memory, which is composed of the immediate and late retelling of a memorized story, the Wallet Story. This story was translated and adapted to Brazilian Portuguese by Danielle Rüegg, Isabel Maranhão de Carvalho, Leticia Lessa Mansur and Márcia Radanovic, and was applied and collected by the team coordinated by Professor Leticia Lessa Mansur at the University of São Paulo Medical School to 23 elders with MCI and 12 healthy aging adults; totaling 70 narratives. This test has 17 units of information, with possible alternatives, with 17 being its maximum score. The Table below shows the demographics of the Wallet Story dataset.

Samples Group Age Years of Education MM Total ACE-R Total
0_immediately_Wallet.txt and 0_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 72 16
1_immediately_Wallet.txt and 1_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 79 11
2_immediately_Wallet.txt and 2_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI
3_immediately_Wallet.txt and 3_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI
4_immediately_Wallet.txt and 4_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 74 15
5_immediately_Wallet.txt and 5_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI
6_immediately_Wallet.txt and 6_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 68 17 29 88
7_immediately_Wallet.txt and 7_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 75 12
8_immediately_Wallet.txt and 8_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI
9_immediately_Wallet.txt and 9_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 69 7 29
10_immediately_Wallet.txt and 10_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 63 20
12_immediately_Wallet.txt and 12_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 67 17
13_immediately_Wallet.txt and 13_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 89 19
14_immediately_Wallet.txt and 14_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI
15_immediately_Wallet.txt and 15_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 63 12
16_immediately_Wallet.txt and 16_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 73 11
17_immediately_Wallet.txt and 17_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 82 14
18_immediately_Wallet.txt and 18_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 85 11
19_immediately_Wallet.txt and 19_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI
20_immediately_Wallet.txt and 20_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 72 16
21_immediately_Wallet.txt and 21_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI
22_immediately_Wallet.txt and 22_delayed_Wallet.txt MCI 70 8
23_immediately_Wallet.txt and 23_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 59 24 30 96
24_immediately_Wallet.txt and 24_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 66 18 26 89
25_immediately_Wallet.txt and 25_delayed_Wallet.txt Control
26_immediately_Wallet.txt and 26_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 63 29 28 81
27_immediately_Wallet.txt and 27_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 60 16 29 93
28_immediately_Wallet.txt and 28_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 60 12 27 82
29_immediately_Wallet.txt and 29_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 61 16 28 96
30_immediately_Wallet.txt and 30_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 69 21 28 90
31_immediately_Wallet.txt and 31_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 65 11 25 81
32_immediately_Wallet.txt and 32_delayed_Wallet.txt Control
33_immediately_Wallet.txt and 33_delayed_Wallet.txt Control 55 11 29 81
34_immediately_Wallet.txt and 34_delayed_Wallet.txt Control

The Cinderella Dataset

The Cinderella dataset consists of spontaneous speech narratives produced during a test to elicit narrative discourse with visual stimuli, using a book composed of sequenced pictures based on the Cinderella Story. In the test, an individual verbally tells the story to the examiner based on the pictures. The narrative is manually transcribed by a trained annotator who scores the narrative by counting the number of recalled propositions/units of information; there are 28 informational units to be recalled, presented in 23 pictures. This dataset consists of 60 narratives from Brazilian Portuguese speakers (20 controls, 20 with AD, and 20 with amnestic MCI (aMCI)), diagnosed at the University of São Paulo Medical School. It was applied and collected by the team coordinated by Professor Leticia Lessa Mansur at the University of São Paulo Medical School. The Table below shows the demographics of the Cinderella Dataset.

Samples Group Age Years of Education MEEM Gender
9_Cinderella.txt AD 80 8 21 F
2_Cinderella.txt AD 78 3 21 M
4_Cinderella.txt AD 78 3 24 M
3_Cinderella.txt AD 72 4 18 F
16_Cinderella.txt AD 68 8 24 F
13_Cinderella.txt AD 79 8 24 F
19_Cinderella.txt AD 82 17 22 M
15_Cinderella.txt AD 72 4 20 M
17_Cinderella.txt AD 78 7 21 M
7_Cinderella.txt AD 83 4 20 F
14_Cinderella.txt AD 86 20 29 M
0_Cinderella.txt AD 86 12 26 M
12_Cinderella.txt AD 76 16 21 M
1_Cinderella.txt AD 77 15 27 M
10_Cinderella.txt AD 76 4 25 F
8_Cinderella.txt AD 81 4 27 M
11_Cinderella.txt AD 70 4 20 F
5_Cinderella.txt AD 76 12 21 F
18_Cinderella.txt AD 80 15 28 M
6_Cinderella.txt AD 85 4 20 F
37_Cinderella.txt MCI 63 11 27 F
39_Cinderella.txt MCI 76 8 27 F
22_Cinderella.txt MCI 66 15 28 M
38_Cinderella.txt MCI 72 5 27 F
25_Cinderella.txt MCI 81 16 27 M
20_Cinderella.txt MCI 72 12 29 F
23_Cinderella.txt MCI 67 4 28 F
33_Cinderella.txt MCI 75 6 29 F
36_Cinderella.txt MCI 66 15 30 F
31_Cinderella.txt MCI 67 6 28 F
21_Cinderella.txt MCI 81 16 29 M
34_Cinderella.txt MCI 80 20 29 F
28_Cinderella.txt MCI 79 11 29 F
26_Cinderella.txt MCI 70 8 29 F
30_Cinderella.txt MCI 83 11 30 M
27_Cinderella.txt MCI 71 12 26 F
32_Cinderella.txt MCI 77 12 29 M
29_Cinderella.txt MCI 74 15 29 M
35_Cinderella.txt MCI 77 5 27 F
24_Cinderella.txt MCI 68 8 28 F
52_Cinderella.txt Control 80 11 29 F
42_Cinderella.txt Control 64 15 30 F
56_Cinderella.txt Control 72 11 30 F
58_Cinderella.txt Control 61 15 30 M
49_Cinderella.txt Control 95 14 29 F
40_Cinderella.txt Control 83 6 29 M
44_Cinderella.txt Control 83 7 30 M
41_Cinderella.txt Control 76 11 30 M
45_Cinderella.txt Control 66 12 30 F
43_Cinderella.txt Control 67 15 30 M
50_Cinderella.txt Control 92 11 28 F
57_Cinderella.txt Control 72 11 30 F
55_Cinderella.txt Control 72 12 29 F
54_Cinderella.txt Control 62 11 28 F
47_Cinderella.txt Control 62 15 30 F
51_Cinderella.txt Control 85 15 30 F
48_Cinderella.txt Control 66 11 23 F
59_Cinderella.txt Control 92 6 28 F
53_Cinderella.txt Control 61 11 30 F
46_Cinderella.txt Control 85 14 29 F

The Dog Story and Lucia Story Datasets from BALE

BALE (Battery of Language Assessment in Aging) is a standardized battery with norms for the healthy elders Brazilian population illiterate, with low (2 to 8 years of schooling) and high (9 years or more) education, from 60 to 90 years old. BALE provides the academy and clinic with standardized and validated tasks, filling an important gap in terms of tasks validated for Brazilian Portuguese, specially at the discourse level. It was conceived by adaptation of other tasks, according to psycholinguistic criteria, including imageability, frequency, animability, extension, among others, such as cultural issues. It consists of 10 linguistic tasks, assessing from the word level, in the naming task, for example, to the discourse level. One of its differentials is to evaluate discourse in four types of narrative texts, especially at the production level, but with the implicit textual comprehension as well. This battery was chosen because its aim is to allow for its administration to elder people who are illiterate and/or of low educational level, who represent the majority of the aged sample assisted by the public health system in Brazil.

The Dog Story and Lucia Story are two of the four narrative texts from the BALE instrument. The Dog Story dataset is composed of transcriptions from the oral narrative production test based on the presentation of a set of seven pictures telling a story of a boy who hides a dog that he found on the street. This dataset consists of 106 narrative texts from Brazilian Portuguese speakers, where there are 82 healthy aging adults, 12 with AD, and 12 with MCI. BALE also includes a task of retelling and text comprehension of an orally presented story called Lucia Story. This test has 24 units of information, with possible alternatives, with 24 being its maximum score. This retelling test was applied to 9 Alzheimer's individuals and 80 healthy aging adults.

The Table below shows the demographics of the Dog Story dataset.

Sample Group Age Years of Education CDR Amnéstic Multiple Domains Gender
14_Dog.txt MCI 71 18 0.5 Y N M
18_Dog.txt MCI 72 12 0.5 Y N F
12_Dog.txt MCI 81 0 0.5 N Y F
19_Dog.txt MCI 66 4 0.5 N Y M
15_Dog.txt MCI 64 6 0.5 Y N F
21_Dog.txt MCI 57 4 0.5 Y N M
13_Dog.txt MCI 80 8 0.5 Y N F
22_Dog.txt MCI 81 4 0.5 Y N M
20_Dog.txt MCI 82 2 0.5 Y N F
16_Dog.txt MCI 68 3 0.5 Y N F
17_Dog.txt MCI 71 4 0.5 N Y M
23_Dog.txt MCI 74 3 0.5 Y N F
10_Dog.txt AD 59 1 1 F
7_Dog.txt AD 65 1 1 F
1_Dog.txt AD 73 0 1 F
8_Dog.txt AD 60 1 1 F
2_Dog.txt AD 80 6 1 F
6_Dog.txt AD 81 4 1 F
0_Dog.txt AD 68 8 1 F
3_Dog.txt AD 69 3 1 F
11_Dog.txt AD 81 4 1 M
4_Dog.txt AD 79 6 1 F
9_Dog.txt AD 74 5 1 M
5_Dog.txt AD 67 5 1 M
90_Dog.txt Control 67 16 F
70_Dog.txt Control 65 13 2 F
32_Dog.txt Control 64 17 2 F
99_Dog.txt Control 69 16 2 F
31_Dog.txt Control 72 11 2 F
77_Dog.txt Control 67 9 F
64_Dog.txt Control 74 17 2 F
56_Dog.txt Control 70 16 2 F
84_Dog.txt Control 71 12 2 F
51_Dog.txt Control 61 16 2 F
36_Dog.txt Control 67 10 2 F
96_Dog.txt Control 73 14 1 F
86_Dog.txt Control 73 16 2 F
55_Dog.txt Control 60 18 2 F
52_Dog.txt Control 76 12 2 F
49_Dog.txt Control 65 18 2 F
87_Dog.txt Control 60 18 2 F
45_Dog.txt Control 60 12 2 F
76_Dog.txt Control 61 16 2 F
82_Dog.txt Control 65 16 1 F
25_Dog.txt Control 68 16 2 F
43_Dog.txt Control 77 16 2 F
42_Dog.txt Control 70 15 2 F
79_Dog.txt Control 60 16 2 F
91_Dog.txt Control 67 12 2 F
80_Dog.txt Control 76 11 2 F
59_Dog.txt Control 66 12 2 F
58_Dog.txt Control 77 9 2 F
60_Dog.txt Control 60 9 2 F
34_Dog.txt Control 73 18 2 F
69_Dog.txt Control 66 18 2 F
85_Dog.txt Control 69 16 2 F
94_Dog.txt Control 75 16 2 F
72_Dog.txt Control 72 19 2 F
68_Dog.txt Control 72 16 2 F
26_Dog.txt Control 69 12 2 F
61_Dog.txt Control 65 18 2 F
100_Dog.txt Control 60 16 2 F
38_Dog.txt Control 74 16 2 F
46_Dog.txt Control 68 12 2 F
92_Dog.txt Control 61 17 2 F
63_Dog.txt Control 65 18 2 F
104_Dog.txt Control 74 11 1 F
65_Dog.txt Control 68 13 2 F
37_Dog.txt Control 70 16 2 F
67_Dog.txt Control 62 15 2 F
28_Dog.txt Control 63 16 1 F
105_Dog.txt Control 72 12 1 F
88_Dog.txt Control 63 0 1 F
75_Dog.txt Control 79 5 2 F
62_Dog.txt Control 75 8 2 F
98_Dog.txt Control 73 8 2 F
101_Dog.txt Control 72 4 2 F
102_Dog.txt Control 67 8 2 F
89_Dog.txt Control 63 6 2 F
103_Dog.txt Control 76 5 1 F
97_Dog.txt Control 62 5 1 F
35_Dog.txt Control 66 6 2 F
27_Dog.txt Control 74 8 2 F
93_Dog.txt Control 72 8 2 F
54_Dog.txt Control 62 5 2 F
44_Dog.txt Control 72 6 2 F
33_Dog.txt Control 72 3 2 F
57_Dog.txt Control 69 8 2 F
95_Dog.txt Control 76 8 1 F
73_Dog.txt Control 63 7 1 F
41_Dog.txt Control 76 5 1 F
83_Dog.txt Control 70 6 2 F
48_Dog.txt Control 72 5 2 F
71_Dog.txt Control 75 8 1 F
66_Dog.txt Control 76 3 1 F
40_Dog.txt Control 60 3 1 F
30_Dog.txt Control 65 6 2 F
78_Dog.txt Control 74 3 2 F
74_Dog.txt Control 60 4 2 F
53_Dog.txt Control 74 2 2 F
39_Dog.txt Control 73 3 2 F
50_Dog.txt Control 68 5 1 F
47_Dog.txt Control 80 3 2 F
29_Dog.txt Control 67 5 2 F
81_Dog.txt Control 60 7 2 F
24_Dog.txt Control 67 4 2 F

The Table below shows the demographics of the Lucia Story dataset.

Sample Group Age Years of Education Gender CDR
66_LUCIA.txt Control 70 16 F
35_LUCIA.txt Control 77 9 F
36_LUCIA.txt Control 73 16 F
86_LUCIA.txt Control 68 13 F
83_LUCIA.txt Control 72 11 F
72_LUCIA.txt Control 65 16 M
9_LUCIA.txt Control 69 16 F
18_LUCIA.txt Control 72 9 F
12_LUCIA.txt Control 67 16 M
30_LUCIA.txt Control 65 18 M
34_LUCIA.txt Control 76 12 F
32_LUCIA.txt Control 80 19 F
52_LUCIA.txt Control 71 12 F
43_LUCIA.txt Control 73 16 F
51_LUCIA.txt Control 73 18 F
40_LUCIA.txt Control 69 16 F
27_LUCIA.txt Control 65 18 F
70_LUCIA.txt Control 74 17 F
42_LUCIA.txt Control 66 17 F
15_LUCIA.txt Control 67 9 F
56_LUCIA.txt Control 78 14 F
19_LUCIA.txt Control 73 14 M
84_LUCIA.txt Control 76 16 M
29_LUCIA.txt Control 69 12 M
25_LUCIA.txt Control 72 19 F
55_LUCIA.txt Control 70 16 F
77_LUCIA.txt Control 68 16 F
78_LUCIA.txt Control 76 11 F
29_LUCIA.txt Control 69 12 M
85_LUCIA.txt Control 70 15 F
10_LUCIA.txt Control 72 16 F
69_LUCIA.txt Control 65 12 M
48_LUCIA.txt Control 65 18 F
20_LUCIA.txt Control 69 12 F
63_LUCIA.txt Control 77 16 F
46_LUCIA.txt Control 76 16 F
16_LUCIA.txt Control 66 18 F
38_LUCIA.txt Control 78 16 F
59_LUCIA.txt Control 75 16 M
22_LUCIA.txt Control 69 14 F
69_LUCIA.txt Control 65 12 M
65_LUCIA.txt Control 67 5 M
37_LUCIA.txt Control 70 6 F
80_LUCIA.txt Control 72 3 F
39_LUCIA.txt Control 73 4 F
64_LUCIA.txt Control 67 3 M
33_LUCIA.txt Control 72 3 F
50_LUCIA.txt Control 73 3 M
58_LUCIA.txt Control 68 4 F
28_LUCIA.txt Control 75 5 F
71_LUCIA.txt Control 69 8 F
23_LUCIA.txt Control 71 8 F
28_LUCIA.txt Control 75 5 F
79_LUCIA.txt Control 73 4 F
13_LUCIA.txt Control 65 6 F
67_LUCIA.txt Control 67 4 F
81_LUCIA.txt Control 75 4 F
49_LUCIA.txt Control 63 5 F
26_LUCIA.txt Control 75 8 F
21_LUCIA.txt Control 76 8 M
60_LUCIA.txt Control 70 2 F
76_LUCIA.txt Control 74 5 F
24_LUCIA.txt Control 80 3 F
61_LUCIA.txt Control 72 8 F
47_LUCIA.txt Control 74 8 F
62_LUCIA.txt Control 79 7 M
68_LUCIA.txt Control 80 3 F
74_LUCIA.txt Control 68 4 F
44_LUCIA.txt Control 66 6 F
53_LUCIA.txt Control 74 3 F
41_LUCIA.txt Control 68 5 M
17_LUCIA.txt Control 68 4 F
57_LUCIA.txt Control 68 8 F
75_LUCIA.txt Control 79 2 F
14_LUCIA.txt Control 82 8 F
23_LUCIA.txt Control 71 8 F
44_LUCIA.txt Control 66 6 F
31_LUCIA.txt Control 76 3 F
41_LUCIA.txt Control 68 5 M
73_LUCIA.txt Control 73 7 M
45_LUCIA.txt Control 74 2 F
87_LUCIA.txt Control 76 5 M
88_LUCIA.txt Control 73 8 F
82_LUCIA.txt Control 79 5 F
54_LUCIA.txt Control 72 5 M
7_LUCIA.txt AD 78 4 F 1
3_LUCIA.txt AD 74 5 M 1
2_LUCIA.txt AD 79 8 F 1
6_LUCIA.txt AD 76 8 F 1
5_LUCIA.txt AD 68 8 F 1
0_LUCIA.txt AD 81 4 M 1
1_LUCIA.txt AD 81 8 F 1
8_LUCIA.txt AD 79 8 M 1
4_LUCIA.txt AD 73 4 M 1

Both datasets were collected by the team coordinated by Professor Dr. Lilian Cristine Hübner of the School of Humanities of the Pontifical Catholic University (PUC) of Rio Grande do Sul, PUCRS.