Titlebook: Handbook of Cross-Cultural Neuropsychology; Elaine Fletcher-Janzen,Tony L. Strickland,Cecil R. Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Multicultural Perspectives on the Neuropsychology of Brain Injury Assessment and Rehabilitationoximately 200 per 100,000 in the population when they are accounted for in epidemiological studies of hospitalized patients. Further, it is estimated that more than 200,000 people per year suffer continuous symptoms of functional disability as a result of brain injury (.; .; .). In data collected fr

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Considerations of Culture for Understanding the Neuropsychological Sequelae of Medical Disorders example illustrating the wide range of individual differences is in the area of intelligence where IQ scores in the population vary between 20–160 for 99% of the population. Considering the whole population, there is thus approximately an eightfold variation with respect to intellectual capacity.

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Methods for Detecting and Evaluating Cultural Bias in Neuropsychological Testsdeed, the issues of bias (or its potential) in psychological testing have been a source of recurring, characteristically intense, social controversy throughout the history of mental measurement (e.g., see ., for a review of early to mid-1900s controversies). Discussions of cultural bias in tests, es

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,Thomas Jefferson’s Moral Philosophy,and skills necessary for a viable cross-cultural neuropsychology (.; .; Wong, Strickland, Fletcher-Janzen, Ardila, & Reynolds, Chapter 1, this volume). This has become even more apparent in recent years, as practitioners are being asked more frequently to evaluate patients who are of different ethni

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Thoughts and Notes on Cognition,es in brain structure or neurochemistry. They are a group of people embedded in all cultures, races, and ethnic groups. The sexual orientation of the individual makes no difference in the neuropsychological results; however, when the assessment is completed and the results are provided to the indivi