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Neuropsychology

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Neuropsychology focuses on (a) basic research, (b) the integration of basic and applied research, and (c) improved practice in the field of neuropsychology. The primary function of Neuropsychology is to publish original, empirical research on the relation between brain and human cognitive, emotional, and behavioral function. Sought are submissions of human experimental, cognitive, and behavioral research with implications for neuropsychological theory and practice. Articles that increase understanding of neuropsychological functions in both normal and disordered states and across the lifespan are encouraged. Applied, clinical research that will stimulate systematic experimental, cognitive, and behavioral investigations as well as improve the effectiveness, range, and depth of application is germane. Neuropsychology seeks to be the vehicle for the best research and ideas in the field. [1]

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2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1
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Introduction to the special issue on the neuropsychology of daily life.

SP Woods

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 1-2.

 
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The goal-control model: An integrated neuropsychological framework to explain impaired performance of everyday activities.

T Giovannetti , R Mis , K Hackett , ... , MB Ungrady

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 3-18.

 
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Functional reserve: The residual variance in instrumental activities of daily living not explained by brain structure, cognition, and demographics.

AZ Kraal , L Massimo , E Fletcher , ... , ST Farias

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 19-32.

 
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What is normal cognition in depression? Prevalence and functional correlates of normative versus idiographic cognitive impairment.

T Tran , M Milanovic , K Holshausen , CR Bowie

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 33-41.

 
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Communicative-pragmatic abilities mediate the relationship between cognition and daily functioning in schizophrenia.

G Agostoni , V Bambini , M Bechi , ... , M Bosia

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 42-56.

 
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Cognition and daily life functioning among persons with serious mental illness: A cluster analytic examination of heterogeneity on the Test of Grocery Shopping Skills.

M Harris , EA Blanco , M Rempfer

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 57-68.

 
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Internet-based technology in multiple sclerosis: Exploring perceived use and skills and actual performance.

Y Goverover , BZ Stern , A Hurst , J DeLuca

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 69-77.

 
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The influence of subjective cognitive decline on prospective memory over 5 years.

N Kamberis , MG Cavuoto , KE Pike

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 78-89.

 
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Empathy for joy recruits a broader prefrontal network than empathy for sadness and is predicted by executive functioning.

Z Taiwo , M Bezdek , G Mirabito , SN Light

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 90-102.

 
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Neural correlates of daily function: A pilot study of the white matter retrogenesis hypothesis and three separate performance-based functional assessments.

LD Medina , K Heffernan , S Holden , ... , BM Bettcher

Neuropsychology , 2021 - VOLUME 35, ISSUE 1 , pp 103-110.

 
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