Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Emotion regulation in mild cognitive impairment | Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is usually framed as a change in memory or thinking that has not yet crossed the threshold for major neurocognitive disorder.… | |
| Normative Data for the Trail Making Test in Middle-Aged Adults | The Trail Making Test (TMT) remains one of the briefest widely used measures of visual attention, motor speed, and executive control. In middle-aged adults, it… | |
| Cognitive Changes After Chemotherapy in Breast Cancer Survivors | Many breast cancer survivors describe a frustrating change after treatment: familiar words take longer to retrieve, conversations become harder to follow, and… | |
| Apraxia and daily living: from assessment to action | Apraxia is an acquired impairment in planning and sequencing learned, purposeful movement. It can make familiar actions—using a fork, brushing teeth or… | |
| Virtual reality for social cognition in schizophrenia | Virtual reality for social cognition training in schizophrenia enables controlled rehearsal of social skills, difficult conversations and ambiguous social… | |
| Neuropsychological markers of functional decline in dementia | Neuropsychological markers of functional decline in dementia help clinicians connect changes in memory, attention and executive control with the practical… | |
| Intelligence and cognitive training outcomes | INS 2018 brought neuropsychologists to Prague from 18–20 July 2018, with posters, workshops and clinical sessions linking laboratory science to humane care.… | |
| Measuring cognitive reserve in Australian clinical practice | Cognitive reserve describes the brain’s capacity to cope with neurological injury or disease despite measurable changes. It helps explain why two people with… | |
| Prospective memory in epilepsy: clinical insights from Prague | Prospective memory is the capacity to remember to do something later, from taking medication before breakfast to keeping an appointment. In epilepsy, seizures,… | |
| Neuropsychology and post-stroke depression | The International Neuropsychological Society’s 2018 mid-year meeting in Prague, held from 18 to 20 July, brought scientific advances into conversation with… |
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