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Neuropsychological screening techniques first became popular in the 1940s and 1950s
when it was still believed that brain damage could be identified by some general …

Alcohol-related cognitive impairments are largely underestimated in clinical practice, even
though they could limit the benefit of alcohol treatment and hamper the patient's ability to …

Jo Taylor, RN, BSc, Dip Psych, M Clin Psychol, is a psychologist at Calvary Hospital
Psychiatric Unit; Anne McGown, Rh, B4, Dip Psych, MA, Ed Doc, is a lecturerin the …

Abstract review the recent experimental literature on neuropsychological deficits associated
with chronic alcohol abuse/how different alcoholismic factors (eg, liver disease, family …

The purpose of the present study was to investigate a number of factors that may influence
the relationship between neuropsychological impairment and treatment outcome among …

Reviews standardized assessment procedures used to measure cognition, methodological
issues, findings to date, implications of findings, and directions for future research to assist …

Alcoholism and alcohol-related syndromes are responsible for a wide variety of
neurocognitive deficits, and as a result neuropsychological testing has been used …

Measurement of Cognitive Function Two Groups of Alcoholics* in Page 1 Measurement of
Cognitive Function Two Groups of Alcoholics* in by AD FALCONERf Continual misuse of alcohol …

Male and female adolescents who qualified for a DSM‐III‐R diagnosis of Alcohol Abuse or
Dependence and a control sample of nonalcohol‐abusing male and female adolescents …