Titlebook: Clinical Neuropsychology and Technology; What’s New and How W Thomas D. Parsons Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 201

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Thomas D. ParsonsPresents solutions to lack of ecological validity in neuropsychological assessment.Presents solutions to the lack of technological progress in neuropsychological assessments.Addresses the changing rol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-31075-6computerized neuropsychological assessment devices; computerized testing; serious games; virtual enviro

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Ecological Validityether the laboratory imposes an artificial situation that does not represent the everyday world. In the years that followed, neuropsychologists attempted to offer a definition of ecological validity that was specific to neuropsychology. This definition included ideas of verisimilitude and veridicali

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Neuropsychological Assessment 1.0t approaches from simple extensions of either physiological psychology or neurological examinations to contemporary development of the flexible test battery. Ultimately, this involved a review of the technologies used by neuropsychologists during a period referred to as Neuropsychological Assessment

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Neuropsychological Assessment 2.0: Computer-Automated Assessmentstomation and interpretation, followed by a period of disillusionment, and finally resurgence for return-to-play decisions. In addition to an account of various commercially available applications for computerized assessments, “common currency” assessments such as the NIH Toolbox are presented. There

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Neuropsychological Assessment 3.0ssment 3.0 reflects the enhanced computational capacities that have emerged and their potential for extending administration efficiency, stimulus presentation, automated logging of responses, and data analytic processing. Moreover, virtual environments can provide ecologically valid assessments that

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