a case-study approach to clinical neuropsychology Ogden, Jenni A. creator author text bibliography nyu 2005 Second edition monographic eng

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xvi, 397 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. This book aims to provide students with a realistic idea of what it is like to work in neuropsychology, and to inform professionals about neuropsychological approaches to assessment and rehabilitation. Two introductory chapters on basic neuroanatomy, neuropsychological concepts, and assessment are followed by 14 chapters focusing on different disorders. Each of these chapters includes sections on background theory and neuropathology, followed by a detailed case study. . . . Throughout the book, common neuropsychological tests are described, and ethical, cultural, and other issues that confront health professionals working with neurological patients are discussed. This . . . text will be of interest to students of clinical psychology and neuropsychology, health professionals who work with neurological patients, patients and their families, and laypeople curious about mind and brain. Jenni A. Ogden. Includes bibliographical references and index. Clinical neuropsychology Case studies Neuropsychology Case Reports Nervous System Diseases Case Reports RC359 .O36 2005 616.89 O343f2 WL 140 O34f 2005 0195171357 (cloth : alk. paper) 0195171365 (paper : alk. paper) 2004053118 DNLM/DLC 040525 20221104150050.0 296920 spa