J. Mark Davis • Rik Carl D’Amato Editors 2014 Practical and Theoretical Considerations The rapid globalization and proliferation of accessible information provide exciting opportunities to explore cultures with which we may have relatively less familiarity. As psychologists and clinicians, we are interested in understanding the experiences and perspectives that have led to the identity of clients we see […]

Daniel N. Allen ● Gerald Goldstein Editors 2013  

Mike R. Schoenberg ● James G. Scott Editors 2011 A Syndrome-Based Approach Neuropsychology is the study of brain–behavior relationships. This book attempts to provide a general review of the science and clinical practice of neuropsychology. The book was designed to offer those interested in neuropsychology a reference guide in the tradition of pocket references in medicine subspecialities.

Elaine Fletcher-Janzen Editor 2009 This book, The Neuropsychology of Women, is about brain-behavior relationships across the female life span. Historically, sex differences in research were either ignored or prohibited due to concerns about negative impact on reproductive health. A movement at the Federal level to include women in research studies and outcomes has emerged over the past 20 years.

Edited by Antolin M. Llorente 2008 Theoretical Foundations and Clinical Practice The scientific purview of neuropsychology is to understand healthy and dysfunctional brain-behavior relationships. As our knowledge of such relationships increases incrementally, our understanding of their broad scope and complexities exponentially increases.

Editors: Robert J. McCaffrey, Lyndsey Bauer, Sid E. O’Bryant, Anjali A. Palav 2006