Clinical neuropsych - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary of all the lessons of clincal neuropsychology with notes (some in dutch)

Lectures notes of Clinical Neuropsychology specialisation course

Complete summary of the book 'Clinical Neuropsychology' by Roy Kessels et al. Includes 27 chapters, ranging from basic diagnostics to sensory modalities and from traumatic brain injury (TBI) to psychopathy. Used for the course 'Clinical Neuropsychology' of Leiden University.

Case Study Method correct answers • In depth observation and description of single case • Used for rare conditions/behaviors • In this field, lesion analysis is primary method *Methodology in Brain-Behavior Relationship Small group observational design correct answers • Observation with several cases • Again, for rare conditions or when multiple data collection *Methodology in Brain-Behavior Relationship Experimental method- "Gold standard" correct answers • Involves man...

This summary has helpt me getting an 8.0 for the exam. The summary covers all the lectures from the course and is provided with additional information from the Lezak book. For some disorders links to videos that were used in the lectures are added to get a more complete view of some of the disorders. Difficult topics and terms are explained and slides from the lectures/figures are added for better comprehension.

This is a summary of the course Intro to Clinical Neuropsychology written in the year 2023/2024, from which I received the grade 8.5. It is based on the lectures, while covering the most important parts of the book. It includes pictures and graphs present in the book. Some parts of chapters are skipped due to the professor's comments on their necessity during our lectures. The content could be different if you buy it in a different year.

Deze samenvatting bevat alle voorbereidingen voor week 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7. De artikelen, hoofdstukken en aantekeningen van de collegeslides worden samengevat en besproken

Clinical Neuropsychology - Answer the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for people with brain injury or illness evals are usually brief but can be ___-____hours - Answer 8-10 why not use scans? - Answer - beginnings of disease may not show up on scans - scans cannot show behavior always test people at their best - Answer Drugs, alcohol, poor sleep, anxiety, depression can influence a person's performance left neglect - Answer impaired awareness of stimuli on one s...