Titlebook: Clinical Neuropsychology of Intervention; Barbara P. Uzzell (Clinical Neuropsychologist Rese Book 1986 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston

GRAZE

Wolf-Michael K?hler,Werner Schulteesent space limitations. Also excluded are studies focusing on validity and reliability of assessments, computer applications, and interventions aimed at restoration of physical, cognitive, and emotional deficits.

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Relationships Between Test Scores and Everyday Life Functioningesent space limitations. Also excluded are studies focusing on validity and reliability of assessments, computer applications, and interventions aimed at restoration of physical, cognitive, and emotional deficits.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2291-7clinical neuropsychology; cognition; neuropsychology; psychology; rehabilitation

biosphere

978-1-4612-9412-2Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston 1986

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沉著

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4854-9l psychology. Thus, practitioners of applied neuropsychology have been involved in diagnosing the presence and/or locus of injuries and diseases of the brain, using standardized methods adapted from those of clinical and experimental psychology. This traditional role provided a valuable adjunct to t

Enrage

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4854-9tiate the organic from the psychiatric patient, localize a lesion, differentiate between tumors and toxic responses, etc. In my opinion, these goals are at best minimal in the clinical situation. Over this time period, many more anatomically and physiologically direct techniques have been developed

按等級(jí)

Wolf-Michael K?hler,Werner Schulteas they are affected by a lesion or disease process. Often neuropsychological assessment is used to establish a differential diagnosis between “organic” and “psychological” etiologies, or to localize and/or lateralize the cerebral basis of disturbed psychological functioning. The neuropsychological

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