Ecological Validity of Neuropsychological Testing
by Charles Long, Robert J. Sbordone
A comprehensive examination of how neuropsychological tests reflect real-world functioning and their relevance for clinical assessment.
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Examines the ecological validity of neuropsychological testing procedures.
Discusses how test results relate to functioning in daily life and real environments.
Addresses challenges in applying laboratory-based assessments to practical contexts.
Considers implications for clinical practice and patient evaluation.
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