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Neuropsychological Assessment in Private Practice:

Arthur MacNeill Horton

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Recent developments in neuropsychology suggests time is at hand for increased usage by private practitioners. Issues related to time to complete meuropsychological assessment and specific diagnostic validity of commonly utilized neuropsychology test batteries are discussed.

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Recent developments in neuropsychology suggests time is at hand for increased usage by private practitioners. Issues related to time to complete meuropsychological assessment and specific diagnostic validity of commonly utilized neuropsychology test batteries are discussed.

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Recent developments in neuropsychology suggests time is at hand for increased usage by private practitioners. Issues related to time to complete meuropsychological assessment and specific diagnostic validity of commonly utilized neuropsychology test batteries are discussed.

Key concepts: Neuropsychology, Neuropsychological testing, Psychology, Neuropsychological assessment, Test (biology), Neuropsychological test, Clinical neuropsychology, Private practice

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