Titlebook: Aging and the Brain; The Proceedings of t Charles M. Gaitz (Chief) Conference proceedings 1972 Plenum Press, New York 1972 assessment.brain

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Differential Diagnosis of the Organic Mental Disorders in Elderly Patientsagnosis. It must not be solely or predominantly intuitive. It must not be prejudiced by a preconception that too much life lies behind and too little ahead. It must not be concerned exclusively with morbid anatomy.

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Aging and the Brain978-1-4684-8503-5Series ISSN 0099-6246

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China: From Poverty to World Powersm, that persons deteriorate psychologically as they become older, today seems less a simple truth. This discussion will be devoted to a modest polemic, the thesis that the cognitive capabilities the elderly retain should be understood as well as the capabilities they lose.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-7328-2position. It is hardly a case of bringing coals to Newcastle, but rather more analogous to delivering a bikini to a Bedouin tribesman. Not only is there a risk that it won’t cover much but, besides, who needs it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-7328-2agnosis. It must not be solely or predominantly intuitive. It must not be prejudiced by a preconception that too much life lies behind and too little ahead. It must not be concerned exclusively with morbid anatomy.

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