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Aging and Spatial Cognition: Current Status and New Directions for Experimental Researchers and CogHuttenlocher & Presson, 1973; Pick & Rieser, 1982). Only over the past 10 years has there been a concerted effort put forth to exam macrospatial (or large-scale) knowledge and behavior (Evans, Brennan, Skorpanich, & Held, 1984; Kirasic & Allen, 1985; Kirasic, in press; Walsh, Krauss, & Regnier, 1981

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Brain Imaging: Positron Emission Tomography and Cognitive Functioning,active tracer agents. Medicine and neuropsychology pose the clinically relevant questions that can be answered by this technology (Mazziotta & Phelps, 1985a; Phelps, Mazziotta, & Huang, 1982; Phelps, Mazziotta, Schelbert, Hawkins, & Engel, 1985; Sokoloff, 1985). The role of the neuropsychologist is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91433-6relatively few studies have been based on theoretical constructs and few attempts have been made to formulate any comprehensive, integrative theories of neuropsychological development in children (Fletcher & Taylor, 1984).

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,Selbstst?ndigkeit und Wohlfahrtssystem,ework which accounts for age-related cognitive changes would be of great practical and theoretical benefit to neuropsychologists. To facilitate continued progress in neuropsychology, it is desirable to give consideration to the current theories and research in cognitive developmental psychology. Of

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Book 1988gely happened by acci- dent. The first and perhaps most important factor was that early investigators of cognition and brain function were not psychologists. Most were neurolo- gists or otlier neuroscientists who were excellent observers of behavior fol- lowing brain injury but had virtually no theo

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