Forensic neuropsychology : fundamentals and practice /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Lisse ; Exton (PA) :
Swets & Zeitlinger,
[1999]
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| Series: | Studies on neuropsychology, development, and cognition.
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1. Fundamentals
- Essential psychometrics / Stanley Berent, Christine L. Swartz
- Base rates and clinical decision making in neuropsychology / Wm. Drew Gouvier
- Considering premorbid functioning: beyond cognition to a conceptualization of personality in postinjury functioning / Steven H. Putnam ... [et al.]
- Pt. 2. Practice expertise
- The neuropsychological evaluation: clinical and scientific foundations / Eugene J. Rankin, Russell L. Adams
- The measurement of personality and emotional functioning / Linas Bieliauskas
- Interpreting apparent neuropsychological deficits: what is really wrong? / Thomas Kay
- Complexities in the evaluation of executive functions / David C. Osmon
- Ecological validity: prediction of everyday and vocational functioning from neuropsychological test data / Robert J. Sbordone, Thomas J. Guilmette
- Malingering: differential diagnosis / Jerry J. Sweet
- Cognitive psychophysiology in detection of malingered cognitive deficit / J. Peter Rosenfeld, Joel W. Ellwanger
- Pt. 3. Relevant populations
- Mild traumatic brain injury / Ronald M. Ruff, Ann M. Richardson
- Neuropsychology and the (neuro)toxic tort / David E. Hartman
- Special pediatric issues: neuropsychological applications and consultations in schools / Rudy Lorber, Helene Yurk
- Pt. 4. Parameters of the forensic arena
- The legal environment pertaining to clinical neuropsychology / J. Sherrod Taylor
- The neuropsychologist as expert witness: toward credible science in the courtroom / Paul R. Lees-Haley, Larry J. Cohen.