NEUROPSYCHOLOGY & BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE

C J Long


CONTENTS

Series Overview
Predoctoral Training
The UM Program
References

PHYSIOLOGICAL

Introduction
Neuron
Supporting Cells
Resting Potential
Action Potential
Synaptic Connections
Techniques
Organizational Plan
Pharmacology
Neural Coding
Vision
Audition
Somatosensory
Thalamus
Cortex
Brain Mechanisms & Movement
Reflexes & Reflex Integration
Cerebellum
Activation
Sleep
Attention
Emotion
Theories of Emotion
Homeostasis
Memory
Learning
Disorders of CNS

NEUROPSYCHOLOGY

Intro. to Neuropsyc.
History of Neuropsyc.
Brain-Behavior Summary
Brain-Behavior Detailed
Cerebrum Review

NEUROPATHOLOGY

Neuropathology
Neurological Exam
Neoplastic Processes
Vascular Disorders
Traumatic Brain Injury
Infectious Diseases
Dementia

ISSUES

Overview of Issues
Localization?
1CHP&WOL doc
2CHP&WOL DOC
Connectionistic
Hierarchical Systems
Qualitative vs Quantitative
Battery vs Individualized
Frontal Lobe Function
Temporal Lobe Function
Parietal Lobe Function
Occipital Lobe Function

ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES

Assessment Approach
Eval. Sequence
Hisory: Outline
History for TBI

Mental Status
Test Reviews
General Screening Devices
Test Batteries
Localization
Dysfunction
Age Norms for HRB
Report Outline
Sample Report
Misconceptions

THE DATA BASE

Information Source
Demographics
Test Behavior
History
Situational Factors
Neuropsychological Data
Etiology

DECISION STRATEGIES

DEV-PLAN.DOC
DEC-NAN.DOC
DEC-III.DOC
DECIS-91.DOC
CRITERIA.DOC
Computational Models
Hartlage.doc

ASSESSMENT ISSUES

DISABILI.DOC
DVR.DOC
DVR-S.DOC
DVR.DOC

TREATMENT

WEB SITES

REFERENCES

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CJ's HOME

 

AGE RELATED NORMS FOR NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS

Charles J. Long Ph.D.

The University of Memphis


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These norms are based on pseudo-neurological controls seen in our lab over the past 30 years. These pseudo-neurological controls were selected from a data base of 7000 and were individuals who were found to have no neurological disorders based on neurological and/or lab tests. Inclusion or exclusion was not based on their performance on neuropsychological tests, however, individuals were excluded with a positive history of neurological dysfunction (i.e., traumatic brain injury) and were excluded if personality assessment revealed significant emotional factors (elevations above 70 on MMPI scales).
Copyright © 1996. The University of Memphis --Neuropsychology Training Program. All rights reserved.


Abbreviation Code - The Order of listing of norms is as follows:

Psychosensory: SupR - suppressions right; FagR - finger agnosia right; FwrR - finger-tip number writing right; SpPer - Speech Perception Test; SupL - suppressions left; FagL - finger agnosia left; FwrL - finger-tip number writing left; Rhy - Rhythm Test;

Psychomotor: seqR - motor sequencing right; tapR - tapping right; GrR - grip right; seqL - motor sequencing left; tapL - tapping left; GrL - grip left; Trails C, A, B, & Crosses from Aphasia Screening

Tactual Performance Test rt = right time; rb = right blocks; lt = left time; lb = left blocks; bt = both time; bb = both blocks; TT = total time; TB = total blocks; M = memory; L = location

Language: TWF = Thurstone Word Fluency; Aph = aphasia screening test

WAIS-R: INF = information; Comp = comprehension, Ari = arithmetic; Sim = similarities; Dsp = digit span; Voc = Vocabulary; Dsy = digit symbol; Pco = picture completion; Bld = block designs; Oas = object assembly; then VIQ: PIQ; FSIQ

Wechsler Memory Scale: MQ1 = information; MQ2 = orientation; MQ3 = logical memory; MQ4 mental control; MQ5 digit span; MQ6 visual memory; MQ7 Paired Associates; MQ = memory quotient

Delayed Recall: lm% = logical memory recall; Vis% = visual memory recall; PA% = paired associate recall; % = total percent recall

Cornl = Cornell Medical Index

MMPI: standard MMPI scale order Reaction Time: SRT = simple reaction time; CRT = choice reaction time

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