Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Rethinking Social Cognition Assessment in Dementia | Dementia assessment has traditionally emphasized memory, language, attention, and executive function. These domains remain essential, yet they do not fully… | |
| How Bilingualism Shapes Cognitive Control in the Brain | Speaking two languages offers a natural setting for studying how the brain selects, monitors, and coordinates competing information. Every conversation can… | |
| Post-Concussion Syndrome And Safe Return To Play | Post-Concussion Syndrome: Evidence-Based Return-to-Play Protocols depend on careful assessment, symptom tracking, and a gradual increase in physical and… | |
| Neuropsychological markers of preclinical Alzheimer’s disease | The earliest phase of Alzheimer’s disease can begin years before memory loss becomes obvious in daily life. During this period, biological changes may be… | |
| Cognitive Reserve And Healthy Aging In Prague | Aging does not affect every brain in the same way. Some adults maintain memory, attention, and flexible thinking despite measurable neurological changes, while… | |
| Using Virtual Reality for Ecological Assessment of Memory | Memory is often tested in quiet rooms with carefully ordered instructions, standardized materials, and minimal distraction. These conditions support reliable… | |
| How childhood adversity shapes adult executive functioning | Childhood adversity can leave lasting traces in the systems that support planning, inhibition, working memory, flexible thinking, and emotional regulation.… | |
| Current Trends In Pediatric Brain Tumor Survivorship Research | Advances in pediatric oncology have increased survival after brain tumors, creating a growing need to understand what happens after treatment ends.… | |
| How to Structure a Cross-Cultural Neuropsychological Battery | A cross-cultural neuropsychological battery should do more than translate familiar tests. It must examine relevant cognitive abilities while accounting for… | |
| Neuropsychology of Bipolar Disorder: Cognitive Profiles and Interventions | Bipolar disorder is often recognized through mood episodes, yet its effects can extend into attention, memory, executive control, processing speed, and social… |
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