[Experiences with the Luria-Golden neuropsychologic test procedure]
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[Experiences with the Luria-Golden neuropsychologic test procedure]
[Article in
German]
Psychiatr Neurol Med Psychol (Leipz).
1987 Aug.
Abstract
After a short characterization of the theoretical reference system and the neuropsychological examination methods developed by Luria the Luria-Nebraska test battery is represented and compared with our own experiences. The neuropsychological examination method should mainly be employed for the qualitative determination of patterns of psychic performances and behaviour, after cerebral damage for the determination of the therapeutic effectiveness, and for the objectification of individual problems regarding the confrontation with the handicap.
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