Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology Residual Effects of Cannabis Use on Neurocognitive Performance After Prolonged Abstinence: A Meta-Analysis

ion/Executive Wisconsin Card Sorting Test; Stroop Test; Raven’s Advanced Progressive Matrices; Trail Making Test – Trail B Attention Digit Span; Trail Making Test – Trail A; Continuous Performance Task; Iowa Gambling Task Forgetting/Retrieval Wechlser Memory Scale; California Verbal Learning Test – Recall; Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test – Recall; Rey –Osterrieth Complex Figure Test – Recall; Buschke Selective Reminding Test – Recall Learning California Verbal Learning Test – Learning Trials; Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test – Learning Trials; VIG – Visual Learning Motor Finger Tapping Test; Grooved Pegboard Perceptual-Motor Block Design; Object Assembly; Rey – Osterrieth Complex Figure Test – Copy Simple Reaction Time Signal Detection – Reaction Time Verbal/Language Verbal Fluency; Vocabulary; Boston Naming Test Note. The outcome measures listed are examples. This is not an exhaustive list of tests included in the meta-analysis. Although largely believed to test executive functioning, recent evidence suggests the Iowa Gambling Task loads higher on attention and therefore was included within that domain (Gansler, Jerram, Vannorsdall, & Schretlen, 2011). 5 RESIDUAL COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF CANNABIS USE