Ecological Validity of Neuropsychological Testing
by Charles Long, Robert J. Sbordone
Charles Long and Robert J. Sbordone examine ecological validity in neuropsychological testing, exploring the connection between assessment results and everyday functioning. This focused volume provides a useful perspective for readers interested in neuropsychology, clinical assessment, testing practices, and the interpretation of cognitive performance.
About This Book
Ecological Validity of Neuropsychological Testing examines the relationship between neuropsychological test performance and everyday functioning.
Charles Long and Robert J. Sbordone address ecological validity within the context of neuropsychological assessment.
The book is relevant to readers interested in testing, clinical interpretation, and the practical meaning of assessment results.
It offers a focused resource for understanding how neuropsychological testing can be considered in relation to real-world behavior.
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