Titlebook: Contemporary Approaches to Neuropsychological Assessment; Gerald Goldstein,Theresa M. Incagnoli Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media

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Recent Developments in Neuropsychological Assessment of the Elderly and Individuals with Severe Demneral population. Indeed, although 12% of the population is now considered elderly (defined as 65 and older), this number will increase to approximately 20% by the year 2030 (La Rue, 1992). The “baby boom generation,” which represents 76 million individuals, will begin to turn 65 years of age in the

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Psychopathology and Neuropsychological Assessment,entral nervous system in severe psychopathology is no longer a debatable subject. Indeed, the body of knowledge pertaining to the interface of psychopathology and neuropsychology is now reaching a daunting size; much of it is relevant to clinical neuropsychologists.

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Computer Applications in Neuropsychological Assessment,y stages, and current hardware and software do not address all needs of clinicians and patients. Nevertheless, the potential contribution of the computer to neuropsychological assessment is large and the continued development of these procedures is inevitable.

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Concluding Remarks,f developments in clinical neuropsychological assessment at that time. The chapters in that volume reflected several major trends that were then current. There was a major interest in the standard comprehensive test batteries, an interest in specialized tests assessing various cognitive domains, spe

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978-1-4757-9822-7Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997

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Psychopathology and Neuropsychological Assessment,entral nervous system in severe psychopathology is no longer a debatable subject. Indeed, the body of knowledge pertaining to the interface of psychopathology and neuropsychology is now reaching a daunting size; much of it is relevant to clinical neuropsychologists.

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