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Evaluation of Neuropsychiatric Disordersal evaluations can be construed as relatively timeconsuming as well as costly; and occasionally they yield more questions than answers. These criticisms not withstanding, there are several important rationales for conducting neuropsychological assessments in neuropsychiatric populations.

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Neuropsychological Assessment of Abstract Reasoningce. The term abstraction is often contrasted to concreteness, the latter term indicating cognitive activity associated with direct experience, and without such representation. Concreteness is direct interaction with the “real world” without additional processing.

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Neuropsychological Assessment of Adultse have been major extensions of the field to psychiatric disorders (Goldstein, 1986; Yozawitz, 1986), functioning of normal individuals (e.g., Gold, Berman, Randolph, Goldberg, & Weinberger, 1996), and normal aging (Goldstein & Nussbaum, 1996).

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Neuropsychological Assessment of Older Children, Baron, Fennell, & Voeller, 1995; Obrzut & Hynd, 1986a, 1986b; Pennington, 1991; Reynolds & Fletcher-Janzen, 1989; Rourke, Bakker, Fisk, & Strang, 1983; Rourke, Fisk, & Strang, 1986; Spreen, Risser, & Edgell, 1995; Yeates, Ris, & Taylor, in press.

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