Neuropsychology

Catalog description

The principles and concepts that shape current neuropsychological thinking; experimental and clinical techniques as well as models of brain organization. Neuropsychological signs, symptoms, and syndromes in conjunction with brain structure and function. Specific focus on the neuropsychological implications for attention, motor function, sensory-perceptual integration, memory and learning, language, and thinking, along with developmental, adult, and geriatric implications. See also PSY 3824 .