Neuropsychology (Latest Articles)

Latest indexed articles for 'Neuropsychology'

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Federation of European Societies of Neuropsychology (ESN).

27 Feb 2008
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Neuropsychological consultation with school personnel: what clinical neuropsychologists need to know.

24 Feb 2008 Schools request consultation from neuropsychologists employed outside the school setting to enhance assessment and intervention for children with neurological, medical, and psychological conditions. The legislative and administrative parameters ...
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Is neuropsychology a psychosocial science?

24 Feb 2008 Many early investigators of brain-behavior relationships focused their investigative efforts on the psychiatric implications of brain damage and dysfunction. Descriptions of emotional dyscontrol and other psychosocial difficulties appeared ...
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Consciousness as a process: from the loneliness of William James to the buzzing and booming voices of contemporary science.

13 Feb 2008 This Special Issue of IPBS brings the old metaphor of William James--consciousness as a "stream of thought"--to a contemporary critical inspection. It is demonstrated--based on materials of language (Panksepp 2008; Shanahan 2008), perception ...
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Long-term neuropsychological and functional outcomes in stroke survivors: current evidence and perspectives for new research.

30 Jan 2008 AIMS: To appraise the literature on long-term neuropsychological and functional outcomes in stroke survivors and identify the gaps, challenges and future research in this area. BACKGROUND: Stroke care resources are scarce, and the number of stroke ...
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Using our brains.

30 Jan 2008
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The role of strategies in deciding advantageously in ambiguous and risky situations.

28 Jan 2008 In decision situations of everyday life, the potential positive or negative consequences of a decision are often specified and the associated probabilities are known or they are principally calculable ("decisions under risk"). On the basis of ...
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Models of anger: contributions from psychophysiology, neuropsychology and the cognitive behavioral perspective.

14 Jan 2008 The current review examined the research and current models of anger from three distinct literatures: psychophysiology, neuropsychology and the cognitive-behavioral perspective. Two primary conceptual difficulties are addressed in this review. ...
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Blushing and the philosophy of mind.

6 Jan 2008 The introduction, an imaginary dialogue between a philosopher and a scientist, is followed by a brief discussion of the interactions between science, philosophy, and religion. Next comes an analysis of the three most popular philosophies of mind: ...
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Famous Russian brains: historical attempts to understand intelligence.

6 Jan 2008 Russian scientists are certainly among those who contributed actively to the search for the neuroanatomical basis of exceptional mental capacity and talent. Research into brain anatomy was one of the topics of special interest in various Russian ...
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