Titlebook: Aging and Neuropsychological Assessment; Asenath Rue Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 Alzheimer.Depression.Parkinso

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Glaucoma Following Cataract Surgerydiverse. In two cases, there was significant depression, and in another, psychotic symptoms had been the first sign of neurological disease. The detracting effects of personal loss, relocation, and poor social supports are apparent in three of the cases but are particularly striking in the second example.

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Neuropsychological Assessment Procedureson, contributions of suspected brain impairment must be integrated with a variety of nonorganic factors (e. g., decreased motivation, psychiatric disturbance, educational limitations) to explain performance deficits, and with elderly patients, special attention must be given to the possibility that these deficits are age-consistent.

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Cognition in Normal Aging-century, the dominant perspective on this topic was expressed by David Wechsler (1958): “Nearly all studies... have shown that most human abilities... decline progressively after... ages 18 and 25” (p. 135). By the early to mid-1970s, the notion of inescapable age-related decline was being strongly

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Neuropsychological Assessment Procedures2) to interpret outcomes diagnostically; and (3) to make recommendations for treatment and management of problem behaviors. In diagnostic interpretation, contributions of suspected brain impairment must be integrated with a variety of nonorganic factors (e. g., decreased motivation, psychiatric dist