Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Language and Literacy Development After Cochlear Implantation | Cochlear implantation can give children access to sound during a crucial period of communication development. Yet hearing access is only the starting point.… | |
| How Exercise Supports Cognitive Health In Later Life | Regular physical activity is increasingly recognized as a practical way to support brain health in older adulthood. Walking, strength training, balance work,… | |
| Reading the story behind neuropsychological test errors | The INS 2018 meeting in Prague brought together scientific advances, clinical neuropsychology, neuroscience, and humane patient care. Within that setting, a… | |
| Neuropsychology in Palliative Care and Decision-Making Capacity | Palliative care places patients, families, and clinicians in situations where medical choices carry profound ethical and emotional weight. Decisions about… | |
| White Matter Hyperintensities and Cognitive Aging | White matter hyperintensities (WMH) are bright areas seen on T2-weighted and FLAIR magnetic resonance imaging. They are common in later life and often reflect… | |
| Building A Culturally Sensitive Memory Assessment Protocols | How to Build a Culturally Sensitive Memory Assessment Protocol begins with recognizing that memory performance reflects more than neurological function.… | |
| Understanding Alcohol-Related Brain Damage | The neuropsychology of alcohol-related brain damage connects brain science with the lived experience of people affected by prolonged alcohol use. It examines… | |
| Managing Non-Credible Performance in Clinical Neuropsychology | Clinical neuropsychologists sometimes encounter test results that do not adequately represent a patient’s actual abilities. The pattern may reflect deliberate… | |
| Mapping Language And Memory Across The Brain With fMRI | Lateralization of Language and Memory: fMRI Contributions remains a valuable theme in cognitive neuroscience because it connects brain imaging with real-world… | |
| Neuropsychological Assessment of Refugees And Asylum Seekers | Assessing refugees and asylum seekers requires more than translating a familiar test battery. Clinicians must interpret cognitive performance within a history… |
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