A neuropsychological assessment used to measure episodic memory and the ability to recall specific information in people with cognitive impairment. The test is designed to assess verbal memory by presenting a list of words to the participant. After being presented with the list, participants are asked to recall as many words as possible, after which they receive a series of selective reminders of the missing words. Selective reminders help the participant recall the missing items without re-providing the full list. This approach evaluates both free playback and the ability to use prompts to improve memory retrieval. BSRT is often used in clinical practice to assess memory function in patients with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, amnesia, and other neurocognitive disorders. The test is also valuable for tracking memory changes over time and assessing the effectiveness of treatment.