MET-HOME

The MET-Home (Burns et al., 2019) was developed to reflect previous versions of the MET while being administered in a client's home. It consists of 14 daily tasks accompanied by a set of rules and clients are expected to complete the exercise within their home environment as they would on a typical day. The MET-Home can objectively assess the influence of executive function on task performance in the home. Sub-scores can be used to understand how complex tasks are approached, what type of errors are made in context, environmental and contextual influences on performance, and how self-generated strategies are used to support performance... Multiple Errands Test Home Version The Multiple Errands Test (MET) is an assessment that examines how executive dysfunction manifests in everyday life. Several location-specific versions of the MET have been developed over the past few decades. Refer to the publications section below for more details. Executive function can be difficult to assess in..