neuropsychology

Examples of neuropsychological

neuropsychological
In addition to examining group differences in terms of individual temperament, neuropsychological, and psychosocial variables, we conducted analyses using cumulative risk indices.
Preliminary analyses of neuropsychological correlates suggest that increased amygdala size is associated with greater impairment of joint attention, a core autistic symptom.
Unfortunately, a comprehensive neuropsychological examination was apparently not conducted, so other structure - function relationships cannot be described.
Long-term neuropsychological outcome in very low birth weight children free of sensorineural impairments.
These neuropsychological processes enable formulating goals and means for accomplishing them.
The neuropsychological signature of schizophrenia : generalised or differential deficit.
In depression, a neuropsychological treatment would be required, if cognitive deficits persist even after pharmacological treatment.
Neuropsychological performance was comparable to controls, but more depressives had dementia, particularly of vascular type.
Clinical ratings were made without knowledge of the neuropsychological test results.
Davies' chapter in particular provides a comprehensive review of the process and content of neuropsychological assessment.
No subjects were on psychotropic medication, which might have affected neuropsychological test performance.
Defective self and\\or other mentalising in schizophrenia : a cognitive neuropsychological approach.
Effects on mood and neuropsychological function were assessed.
Participants were required to attend the unit for a day to carry out both a full medical examination and neuropsychological assessment.
Neuropsychological and functional neuroimaging data suggest that passivity delusions are associated with dysfunction of the parietal lobe association cortex.
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