Speed of processing and strategic control of attention after traumatic brain injury

{Introduction: Slowed information processing speed has consistently been documented after traumatic brain injury (TBI). Debate continues as to whether deficits in strategic control are proportionate to, or remain after controlling for, reduced speed of processing. The study aim was to investigate the association of speed of processing and strategic control of attention with working memory, selective attention, response inhibition, and mental flexibility task performance after TBI using traditional and novel clinical measures. Method: Twenty-five individuals with complicated mild to severe TBI (post-traumatic amnesia duration