Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Using Eye Tracking to Assess Social Attention in Autism | Eye tracking offers a non-invasive way to examine how people with autism spectrum disorder allocate visual attention during social interactions. Instead of… | |
| Language and Communication Disorders Following Traumatic Brain Injury | Every year, thousands of Australians acquire a traumatic brain injury through road crashes, falls, sport, and assaults. The Australian Institute of Health and… | |
| Post-Stroke Depression: Neuropsychological Markers and Treatment | The International Neuropsychological Society's 2018 mid-year meeting in Prague brought together clinicians and researchers to address one of the most disabling… | |
| Detecting subtle cognitive change before Alzheimer’s disease | Assessment of subtle cognitive decline in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease requires more than asking whether someone feels forgetful. The earliest changes may… | |
| Cognitive Change After Breast Cancer Chemotherapy | Some people treated for breast cancer notice changes in memory, attention, word finding, processing speed or mental stamina. The experience is often called… | |
| Episodic future thinking in neurological populations | Episodic future thinking is the ability to imagine oneself experiencing a specific event at a particular point in the future. It draws on autobiographical… | |
| Decision-Making Deficits in Substance Use Disorders | Choices around alcohol and other drugs are often described as voluntary, yet neuropsychology shows how reward learning, stress, attention and impulse control… | |
| Neuropsychological correlates of driving ability in older drivers | Driving supports independence, social connection and access to healthcare for many older Australians. It also places complex demands on attention, visual… | |
| Cross-Cultural Validation of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment | The Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) is widely used as a brief screen for mild cognitive impairment, dementia and related changes in thinking. Its short… | |
| How Sleep Disorders Affect Memory in Older Adults | Sleep is a period of active brain maintenance rather than simple rest. During healthy sleep, newly learned information is stabilised, reorganised and connected… |
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