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a| 9780195395525 (hardcover : alk. paper)
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b| NEU 2012
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a| Neuropsychological assessment /
c| Muriel Deutsch Lezak ... [et al.].
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a| 5th ed.
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a| New York, NY :
b| Oxford University Press,
c| c2012.
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a| xxv, 1161 p., [16] p. of plates :
b| ill. (some col.) ;
c| 29 cm.
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a| Includes bibliographical references and index.
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a| Neuropsychological tests.
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a| Lezak, Muriel Deutsch.
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t| List of Figures
p| xvii
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t| List of Tables
p| xxiii
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l| I.
t| THEORY AND PRACTICE OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT
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l| 1.
t| The Practice of Neuropsychological Assessment
p| 3
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t| Examination purposes
p| 4
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t| The multipurpose examination
p| 11
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t| The Validity of Neuropsychological Assessment
p| 11
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t| What Can We Expect of Neuropsychological Assessment in the 21st Century?
p| 12
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l| 2.
t| Basic Concepts
p| 15
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t| Examining the Brain
p| 15
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t| Laboratory Techniques for Assessing Brain Function
p| 15
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t| Neuropsychology's Conceptual Evolution
p| 18
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t| Concerning Terminology
p| 19
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t| Dimensions of Behavior
p| 20
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t| Cognitive Functions
p| 21
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t| Neuropsychology and the Concept of Intelligence: Brain Function Is Too Complex To Be Communicated in a Single Score
p| 22
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t| Classes of Cognitive Functions
p| 25
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t| Receptive Functions
p| 25
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t| Memory
p| 26
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t| Expressive Functions
p| 32
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t| Thinking
p| 34
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t| Mental Activity Variables
p| 35
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t| Executive Functions
p| 37
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t| Personality/Emotionality Variables
p| 39
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l| 3.
t| The Behavioral Geography of the Brain
p| 41
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t| Brain Pathology and Psychological Function
p| 42
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t| The Cellular Substrate
p| 42
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t| The Structure of the Brain
p| 45
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t| The Hindbrain
p| 47
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t| The Midbrain
p| 49
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t| The Forebrain: Diencephalic Structures
p| 49
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t| The Forebrain: The Cerebrum
p| 52
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t| The Limbic System
p| 54
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t| The Cerebral Cortex and Behavior
p| 57
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t| Lateral Organization
p| 57
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t| Longitudinal Organization
p| 69
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t| Functional Organization of the Posterior Cortex
p| 70
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t| The Occipital Lobes and Their Disorders
p| 70
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t| The Posterior Association Cortices and Their Disorders
p| 75
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t| The Temporal Lobes and Their Disorders
p| 81
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t| Functional Organization of the Anterior Cortex
p| 87
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t| Precentral Division
p| 88
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t| Premotor Division
p| 88
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t| Prefrontal Division
p| 89
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t| Clinical Limitations of Functional Localization
p| 100
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l| 4.
t| The Rationale of Deficit Measurement
p| 101
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t| Comparison Standards for Deficit Measurement
p| 103
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t| Normative Comparison Standards
p| 103
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t| Individual Comparison Standards
p| 105
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t| The Measurement of Deficit
p| 106
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t| Direct Measurement of Deficit
p| 106
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t| Indirect Measurement of Deficit
p| 106
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t| The Best Performance Method
p| 113
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t| The Deficit Measurement Paradigm
p| 115
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l| 5.
t| The Neuropsychological Examination: Procedures
p| 117
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t| Conceptual Framework of the Examination
p| 117
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t| Purposes of the Examination
p| 117
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t| Examination Questions
p| 117
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t| Conduct of the Examination
p| 119
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t| Examination Foundations
p| 119
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t| Examination Procedures
p| 122
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t| Procedural Considerations in Neuropsychological Assessment
p| 137
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t| Testing Issues
p| 137
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t| Examining Special Populations
p| 140
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t| Common Assessment Problems with Brain Disorders
p| 145
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t| Maximizing the Patient's Performance Level
p| 153
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t| Optimal versus Standard Conditions
p| 153
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t| When Optimal Conditions Are Not Best
p| 154
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t| Talking to Patients
p| 154
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t| Constructive Assessment
p| 155
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l| 6.
t| The Neuropsychological Examination: Interpretation
p| 156
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t| The Nature of Neuropsychological Examination Data
p| 156
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t| Different Kinds of Examination Data
p| 156
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t| Quantitative and Qualitative Data
p| 158
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t| Common Interpretation Errors
p| 163
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t| Evaluation of Neuropsychological Examination Data
p| 164
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t| Qualitative Aspects of Examination Behavior
p| 164
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t| Test Scores
p| 165
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t| Evaluation Issues
p| 169
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t| Screening Techniques
p| 172
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t| Pattern Analysis
p| 175
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t| Integrated Interpretation
p| 177
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l| 7.
t| Neuropathology for Neuropsychologists
p| 179
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t| Traumatic Brain Injury
p| 180
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t| Severity Classifications and Outcome Prediction
p| 182
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t| Neuropathology of TBI
p| 186
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t| Penetrating Head Injuries
p| 188
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t| Closed Head Injuries
p| 193
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t| Closed Head Injury: Nature, Course, and Outcome
p| 202
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t| Neuropsychological Assessment of Traumatically Brain Injured Patients
p| 219
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t| Moderator Variables Affecting Severity of Traumatic Brain Injury
p| 220
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t| Less Common Sources of Traumatic Brain Injury
p| 224
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t| Cerebrovascular Disorders
p| 229
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t| Stroke and Related Disorders
p| 229
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t| Vascular Disorders
p| 236
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t| Hypertension
p| 236
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t| Vascular Dementia (VaD)
p| 237
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t| Migraine
p| 238
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t| Epilepsy
p| 242
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t| Dementing Disorders
p| 249
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t| Mild Cognitive Impairment
p| 249
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t| Degenerative Disorders
p| 251
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t| Cortical Dementias
p| 252
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t| Alzheimer's Disease (AD)
p| 252
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t| Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration (FTLD)
p| 265
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t| Dementia with Lewy Bodies (DLB)
p| 268
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t| Subcortical Dementias
p| 270
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t| Movement Disorders
p| 271
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t| Parkinson's Disease/Parkinsonism (PD)
p| 271
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t| Huntington's Disease (HD)
p| 280
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t| Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
p| 286
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t| Comparisons of the Progressive Dementias
p| 289
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t| Other Progressive Disorders of the Central Nervous System Which May Have Important Neuropsychological Effects
p| 290
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t| Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
p| 290
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t| Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH)
p| 303
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t| Toxic Conditions
p| 304
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t| Alcohol-Related Disorders
p| 305
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t| Street Drugs
p| 314
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t| Social Drugs
p| 319
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t| Environmental and Industrial Neurotoxins
p| 320
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t| Infectious Processes
p| 327
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t| HIV Infection and AIDS
p| 327
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t| Herpes Simplex Encephalitis (HSE)
p| 330
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t| Lyme Disease
p| 331
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t| Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)
p| 332
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t| Brain Tumors
p| 333
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t| Primary Brain Tumors
p| 333
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t| Secondary (Metastatic) Brain Tumors
p| 335
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t| CNS Symptoms Arising from Brain Tumors
p| 336
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t| CNS Symptoms Arising from Cancer Treatment
p| 337
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t| Oxygen Deprivation
p| 338
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t| Acute Oxygen Deprivation
p| 338
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t| Chronic Oxygen Deprivation
p| 339
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t| Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
p| 340
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t| Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders
p| 341
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t| Diabetes Mellitus (DM)
p| 341
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t| Hypothyroidism (Myxedema)
p| 342
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t| Liver Disease
p| 343
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t| Uremia
p| 343
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t| Nutritional Deficiencies
p| 344
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l| 8.
t| Neurobehavioral Variables and Diagnostic Issues
p| 346
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t| Lesion Characteristics
p| 346
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t| Diffuse and Focal Effects
p| 346
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t| Site and Size of Focal Lesions
p| 347
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t| Depth of Lesion
p| 348
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t| Distance Effects
p| 348
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t| Nature of the Lesion
p| 349
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t| Time
p| 350
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t| Nonprogressive Brain Disorders
p| 350
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t| Progressive Brain Diseases
p| 354
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t| Subject Variables
p| 354
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t| Age
p| 354
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t| Sex Differences
p| 361
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t| Lateral Asymmetry
p| 364
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t| Patient Characteristics: Race, Culture, and Ethnicity
p| 371
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t| The Uses of Race/Ethnicity/Culture Designations
p| 373
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t| The Language of Assessment
p| 373
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t| Patient Characteristics: Psychosocial Variables
p| 375
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t| Premorbid Mental Ability
p| 375
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t| Education
p| 376
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t| Premorbid Personality and Social Adjustment
p| 377
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t| Problems of Differential Diagnosis
p| 378
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t| Emotional Disturbances and Personality Disorders
p| 379
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t| Psychotic Disturbances
p| 381
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t| Depression
p| 383
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t| Malingering
p| 387
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l| II.
t| A COMPENDIUM OF TESTS AND ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES
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l| 9.
t| Orientation and Attention
p| 393
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t| Orientation
p| 393
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t| Awareness
p| 394
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t| Time
p| 394
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t| Place
p| 396
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t| Body Orientation
p| 396
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t| Finger Agnosia
p| 397
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t| Directional (Right-Left) Orientation
p| 398
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t| Space
p| 399
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t| Attention, Processing Speed, and Working Memory
p| 402
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t| Attentional Capacity
p| 402
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t| Working Memory/Mental Tracking
p| 408
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t| Concentration/Focused Attention
p| 415
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t| Processing Speed
p| 418
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t| Complex Attention Tests
p| 419
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t| Divided Attention
p| 422
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t| Everyday Attention
p| 426
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l| 10.
t| Perception
p| 427
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t| Visual Perception
p| 427
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t| Visual Inattention
p| 427
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t| Visual Scanning
p| 440
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t| Color Perception
p| 440
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t| Visual Recognition
p| 442
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t| Visual Organization
p| 448
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t| Visual Interference
p| 454
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t| Auditory Perception
p| 456
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t| Auditory Acuity
p| 457
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t| Auditory Discrimination
p| 457
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t| Auditory Inattention
p| 459
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t| Auditory-Verbal Perception
p| 459
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t| Nonverbal Auditory Reception
p| 459
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t| Tactile Perception
p| 461
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t| Tactile Sensation
p| 461
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t| Tactile Inattention
p| 462
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t| Tactile Recognition and Discrimination Tests
p| 463
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t| Olfaction
p| 464
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l| 11.
t| Memory I: Tests
p| 466
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t| Examining Memory
p| 466
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t| Verbal Memory
p| 468
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t| Verbal Automatisms
p| 468
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t| Supraspan
p| 468
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t| Words
p| 469
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t| Story Recall
p| 489
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t| Visual Memory
p| 495
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t| Visual Recognition Memory
p| 495
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t| Visual Recall: Verbal Response
p| 497
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t| Visual Recall: Design Reproduction
p| 497
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t| Visual Learning
p| 508
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t| Hidden Objects
p| 511
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t| Tactile Memory
p| 511
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t| Incidental Learning
p| 513
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t| Prospective Memory
p| 515
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t| Remote Memory
p| 516
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t| Recall of Public Events and Famous Persons
p| 516
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t| Autobiographic Memory
p| 519
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t| Forgetting
p| 520
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l| 12.
t| Memory II: Batteries, Paired Memory Tests, and Questionnaires
p| 522
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t| Memory Batteries
p| 522
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t| Paired Memory Tests
p| 537
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t| Memory Questionnaires
p| 538
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l| 13.
t| Verbal Functions and Language Skills
p| 542
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t| Aphasia
p| 542
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t| Aphasia Tests and Batteries
p| 543
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t| Aphasia Screening
p| 547
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t| Testing for Auditory Comprehension
p| 548
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t| Verbal Expression
p| 548
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t| Naming
p| 548
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t| Vocabulary
p| 553
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t| Discourse
p| 555
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t| Verbal Comprehension
p| 556
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t| Verbal Academic Skills
p| 560
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t| Reading
p| 560
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t| Writing
p| 563
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t| Spelling
p| 564
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t| Knowledge Acquisition and Retention
p| 565
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l| 14.
t| Construction and Motor Performance
p| 568
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t| Drawing
p| 569
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t| Copying
p| 570
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t| Miscellaneous Copying Tasks
p| 586
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t| Free Drawing
p| 587
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t| Assembling and Building
p| 594
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t| Two-Dimensional Construction
p| 594
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t| Three-Dimensional Construction
p| 604
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t| Motor Skills
p| 606
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t| Examining for Apraxia
p| 607
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t| Neuropsychological Assessment of Motor Skills and Functions
p| 609
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l| 15.
t| Concept Formation and Reasoning
p| 618
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t| Concept Formation
p| 619
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t| Concept Formation Tests in Verbal Formats
p| 619
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t| Concept Formation Tests in Visual Formats
p| 624
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t| Symbol Patterns
p| 634
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t| Sorting
p| 634
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t| Sort and Shift
p| 635
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t| Reasoning
p| 644
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t| Verbal Reasoning
p| 644
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t| Reasoning about Visually Presented Material
p| 648
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t| Mathematical Procedures
p| 656
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t| Arithmetic Reasoning Problems
p| 656
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t| Calculations
p| 662
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l| 16.
t| Executive Functions
p| 666
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t| The Executive Functions
p| 666
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t| Volition
p| 667
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t| Planning and Decision Making
p| 671
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t| Purposive Action
p| 683
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t| Self-Regulation
p| 689
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t| Effective Performance
p| 704
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t| Executive Functions: Wide Range Assessment
p| 706
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l| 17.
t| Neuropsychological Assessment Batteries
p| 712
970
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t| Ability and Achievement
p| 713
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t| Individual Administration
p| 713
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t| Paper-and-Pencil Administration
p| 733
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t| Batteries Developed for Neuropsychological Assessment
p| 736
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t| Batteries for General Use
p| 736
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t| Batteries Composed of Preexisting Tests
p| 747
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t| Batteries for Assessing Specific Conditions
p| 748
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t| HIV+
p| 748
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t| Schizophrenia
p| 749
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t| Neurotoxicity
p| 749
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t| Dementia: Batteries Incorporating Preexisting Tests
p| 751
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t| Traumatic Brain Injury
p| 755
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t| Screening Batteries for General Use
p| 755
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t| Computerized Neuropsychological Assessment Batteries
p| 760
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l| 18.
t| Observational Methods, Rating Scales, and Inventories
p| 761
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t| The Mental Status Examination
p| 761
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t| Rating Scales and Inventories
p| 763
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t| Dementia Evaluation
p| 763
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1
t| Mental Status Scales for Dementia Screening and Rating
p| 764
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1
1
t| Mental Status and Observer Rating Scale Combinations
p| 776
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1
t| Scales for Rating Observations
p| 779
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t| Traumatic Brain Injury
p| 781
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t| Evaluating Severity
p| 783
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t| Choosing Outcome Measures
p| 788
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t| Outcome Evaluation
p| 789
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t| Evaluation of the Psychosocial Consequences of Head Injury
p| 791
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t| Epilepsy Patient Evaluations
p| 798
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t| Quality of Life
p| 800
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t| Psychiatric Symptoms
p| 802
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l| 19.
t| Tests of Personal Adjustment and Emotional Functioning
p| 804
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t| Objective Tests of Personality and Emotional Status
p| 804
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t| Depression Scales and Inventories
p| 805
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t| Anxiety Scales and Inventories
p| 808
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t| Inventories and Scales Developed for Psychiatric Conditions
p| 809
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t| Projective Personality Tests
p| 824
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t| Rorschach Technique
p| 826
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t| Storytelling Techniques
p| 828
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t| Drawing Tasks
p| 828
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l| 20.
t| Testing for Effort, Response Bias, and Malingering
p| 830
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t| Research Concerns
p| 834
970
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t| Examining Response Validity with Established Test
p| 835
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t| Multiple Assessments
p| 835
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t| Test Batteries and Other Multiple Test Sets
p| 836
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t| Wechsler Scales
p| 836
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t| Batteries and Test Sets Developed for Neuropsychological Assessment
p| 838
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t| Memory Tests
p| 840
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1
1
t| Single Tests
p| 843
970
1
1
t| Tests with a Significant Motor Component
p| 845
970
1
1
t| Special Techniques to Assess Response Validity
p| 845
970
1
1
t| Symptom Validity Testing (SVT)
p| 845
970
1
1
t| Forced-Choice Tests
p| 847
970
1
1
t| Variations on the Forced-Choice Theme
p| 851
970
1
1
t| Other Special Examination Techniques
p| 854
970
1
1
t| Self-Report Inventories and Questionnaires
p| 857
970
1
1
t| Personality and Emotional Status Inventories
p| 858
970
0
1
l| Appendix A
t| Neuroimaging Primer
p| 863
970
0
1
l| Appendix B
t| Test Publishers and Distributors
p| 872
970
0
1
t| References
p| 873
970
0
1
t| Test Index
p| 1123
970
0
1
t| Subject Index
p| 1131
998
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b| 07-07-14
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g| nyu
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945
h| Supplement
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