Abstract
Objective: The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of age, education and reading ability on neuropsychological tests in Zambia.
 Methods and Materials: 324 adult participants were recruited from urban and rural areas in Zambia. They had an age range of 19 - 65 and education range of 5 – 19 years of schooling. The Zambia Neurobehavioural Test battery was administered.
 Results and Conclusion: Results showed that all test scores had a strong association with education and an inverse relationship with age. Education did not generally offer protection against age-related decline in neuropsychological functioning. Reading level predicted performance on neuropsychological tests better than years of schooling.
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