21. Cognitive Neuropsychology Laboratory, Harvard University Research in the Cognitive neuropsychology Laboratory is currently aimed at understanding the functional and neural architecture of the language system. http://www.wjh.harvard.edu/~caram/

Undergraduate Research Assistants Wanted! Research in the Cognitive Neuropsychology Laboratory is currently aimed at understanding the functional and neural architecture of the language system. We use several experimental approaches to study the ways in which the brain represents and accesses knowledge about a word's meaning, grammatical role, sound structure and written form. Contact information: William James Hall, 9th floor 33 Kirkland St. Cambridge, MA 02138 Phone: (617) 496-6374 Fax: (617) 496-6262 E-mail: pajtas[at]wjh.harvard.edu Department of Psychology Faculty of Arts and Sciences

22. Laboratory Of Neuropsychology Home Page The Laboratory of neuropsychology conducts basic research on brain mechanisms of memory, attention, and perception. The Laboratory of neuropsychology is http://neuron.nimh.nih.gov/

Laboratory of Neuropsychology National Institute of Mental Health National Institutes of Health Department of Health and Human Services Behavioral Physiology Neural Coding and Computation ... Cortex , a computer program for data acquisition and experimental control of neurophysiological processes, was developed at the Laboratory of Neuropsychology Contacting the Laboratory LN Phone Directory Email address sysadmin@ln.nimh.nih.gov Main Office Building 49, Suite 1B-80 49 Convent Drive Bethesda, Maryland 20892 Directions and Parking for Visitors Stereotaxic brain atlas of rhesus monkey, Red Prepared by Maria K. Szwarcbart, Laboratory of Neuropsychology, NIMH/NIH/DHHS. Search this Site: Enter Search Value NIH General Info http://www.nih.gov/google/google.search.nih.html Welcome to the Laboratory of Neuropsychology's web site. The Laboratory of Neuropsychology conducts basic research on brain mechanisms of memory, attention, and perception. The Laboratory of Neuropsychology is part of the Intramural Research Program of the National Institute of Mental Health. It is located on the main campus of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, MD, USA.

23. New York Neuropsychology Group The privilege of membership is the opportunity to help shape the multidisciplinary neuropsychology community in the NYCarea. Join with us to share your http://www.nyng.org/

Events Jobs and Training Membership/Registration Message Board ... Archives Welcome to the New York Neuropsychology Group The privilege of membership is the opportunity to help shape the multidisciplinary neuropsychology community in the NYC-area. Join with us to share your experience and ideas, to promote neuropsychology-related events, and to participate in our Annual Spring Conference, Distinguished Speaker Series, Professional Workshops, Student Training and Job Fairs, Bilingual Task Force Meetings, Social Hours, and monthly Colloquia. Annual Spring Conference: May 17th The 29th Annual New York Neuropsychology Group Conference: Neural and Neuropsychological Correlates of Language additional information register online download printable brochure NEXT NYNG EVENT Click Here for DETAILS and Full Calendar Thursday, March 27, 2008, 6:15-7:45pm New York Neuropsychology Group Colloquium: What the Speaking Brain Tells Us About Functional Imaging John J. Sidtis, PhD. Brain and Behavior Laboratory, Geriatrics Division, Nathan Kline Institute Psychiatry Department, New York University Medical School NEW LOCATION: Muhlenburg Library New York, NY

24. Neuropsychology Dr. Brooke Cannon s professional reviews and links to neuropsychology information including various disorders. http://home.epix.net/~tcannon1/Neuropsychology.htm

Psy 507 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY Psy 507 syllabus Brooke J. Cannon, Ph.D. Marywood University For the case studies, check out the contents of the journal links below (I know AN has some). Here are links to the Discover Magazine articles (search for "Mind and Brain" as topic) and Scientific American (which has fewer). Also check out The Clinical Neuropsychologist and JCEN abstracts and the tables of contents for JINS (I have the journals in my office). Hot links: FREE full text articles from Note - Some of these journals offer all articles but only for a limited time; others are free full text after 1-2 years. If you can't access a recent article, try an older volume to see if those are accessible... DISORDERS GENERAL LINKS JOURNALS NEUROSCIENCE GENERAL LINKS Neuropsychology Central Division 40 of the American Psychological Association - Clinical Neuropsychology International Neuropsychological Society National Academy of Neuropsychology ... Psychological Science on the Net - New search site - check out the cognitive/neuroscience links Neuropsych On-line Project Brain Disorder Resources Historical Origins of Neuropsych Neuropsych Reading List ... Nervous System Diseases DISORDERS Agnosia Visual agnosia Verbal Agnosia Prosopagnosia Page BORB: The Birmingham Object Recognition Battery Alzheimer's and related dementias Aluminum in Tangles and Plaques www.alzheimers.com

25. APPCN APPCN guidelines and regulations apply to postdoctoral residency programs in clinical neuropsychology associated with APPCN Member Directors. http://www.appcn.org/

Current Open Positions Mission Statement History and Definition APPCN Ethical Principles ... Links to Organizations APPCN guidelines and regulations apply to postdoctoral residency programs in clinical neuropsychology associated with APPCN Member Directors. Membership of clinical neuropsychology residency directors in APPCN requires that the associated residency program meet basic criteria as outlined in the APPCN Study Guide. APPCN guidelines and regulations do not apply to research fellowship experiences in clinical neuropsychology nor does APPCN in any way evaluate or endorse such research fellowships. Match Dates for 2007-2008: Rank Order List Submission deadline is February 29, 2008 Results of the Match will be released on APPCN Match Day: March 10, 2008 updated 11-28-07 Visitors:

26. Philadelphia Neuropsychology Society PNS originated in 197980 as the Philadelphia Clinical neuropsychology Group and served as the early source of communication and collaboration among a http://www.pns-pa.org/

PNS originated in 1979-80 as the Philadelphia Clinical Neuropsychology Group and served as the early source of communication and collaboration among a growing group of clinicians practicing neuropsychology in the greater Delaware Valley. It was among the earliest regional neuropsychology organizations in the United States. The journal Neuropsychology was founded by PNS in 1988 and published at Drexel University until APA bought the journal in 1990. PNS has been sponsoring bi-annual symposia since 1982 featuring prominent neuropsychologists. PNS is composed of individuals interested in brain-behavior relationships. The organization is open to all interested clinicians, researchers, educators, and consumers. PNS promotes professional development by sponsoring annual workshops and serves as a resource in the Delaware Valley for information about neuropsychology.

27. Neuropsychology Behavioral Neuroscience Definition neuropsychology concerns itself with the evaluation and treatment of functional consequences of neurological (especially cerebral) damage. http://neuro.psyc.memphis.edu/NeuroPsyc/np-ugp-np.htm

28.    « Brain Fitness Revolution At SharpBrains      Tags baby boomers, brain age, brain fitness games, brain fitness software, Brain games, Brain Training, brain training ds, mental exercise, neuropsychology http://www.sharpbrains.com/tag/neuropsychology

SharpBrains Join our free Bi-Monthly Newsletter: Blog Brain Teasers Resources Glossary ... Contact Us About Our Blog NEW: 2008 Market Report Subscribe (RSS) All Entries All Comments This Tag Recent Comments Gigi on Attention and working memory on The brain virtues of physical exercise Timray on Sleep, Tetris, Memory and the Brain Timray on Brain Rules: science and practice Donald on Brain Teaser: Words in your brain, learn as you exercise! Channels ADD/ADHD Author Speaks Series Brain Fitness Industry Brain Fitness Newsletter ... Professional Development Archives March 2008 February 2008 January 2008 December 2007 ... August 2006 Links A Blog Around the Clock Beneblog Brain Waves Cognitive Therapy Today ... TraderFeed Meta Register Login Entries RSS ... Alvaro Feb 20th, 2008 Minding the Aging Brain Cognitive training (the basis for what we call "brain fitness" these days) has a wide array of applications. The most recent one, which is capturing public's imagination, monopolizing media coverage, and creating certain confusion, is Healthy Brain Aging. We are fortunate to have Dr. Joshua Steinerman, one of our new Expert Contributors, offer today his great voice to this conversation. Enjoy! Minding the Aging Brain By Joshua R. Steinerman, M.D.

29. Neuropsychology For many years such lesion studies formed almost the sole probe available to neuropsychologists, and the ingenuity in some lesion studies is truly http://www.cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/notebooks/neuropsychology.html

Notebooks Neuropsychology 17 Feb 2008 10:22 The attempt to understand mental functions by correlating them with the activities of particular parts of the brain. The science might be said to have really begun with Paul Broca's classic paper showing how a particular form of aphasia was caused by damage to a particular region of the brain. For many years such lesion studies formed almost the sole probe available to neuropsychologists, and the ingenuity in some lesion studies is truly astounding. I recall having read someplace, but cannot now find the citation, that one of the things which made the early studies possible was the replacement, first in the American Civil War and then in the Franco-Prussian War, of muskets by rifled bullets, which left much smaller wounds - the result being that, if a soldier survived a head wound, he was much more likely to have a specific disorder, rather than just being generally "cracked in his intellectuals" (as Patrick O'Brian's characters would say). Be that as it may, for many years the best and most active neuropsychologists in the world were to be found in the Soviet Union, for two reasons: They had official support for being materialist and analytical, at a time when Western neuroscience was often sunk in holistic or behaviorist darkness, and leading neuropsychologists reciprocated by dressing their findings up in appropriate dialectical language (easily divided through for);

30. Neuropsychology And Counseling Associates - Specializing In Individual / Group P Welcome to the neuropsychology and Counseling Associates Web Site. We are a leading mental health provider with two convienient locations in both Brick and http://www.neuronj.com/

Welcome to the Neuropsychology and Counseling Associates Web Site. Neuropsychology and Counseling Associates is the leading behavioral health care provider in southern New Jersey. We have three convenient offices located in Brick, Freehold and Manahawkin New Jersey. Listed below are services we provide. Please click on any link for further information or call 732-840-5266 to speak with a member of our professional team. Post Concussion Syndrome Cognitive Rehabilitation Pain Management Biofeedback ... Click here for patient information forms... Note: To view the patient forms properly you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. Please download it using the link below if it is not already installed on your computer. webmaster@neuronj.com

31. The Haworth Press Online Catalog: Product: 'Journal Of Forensic Neuropsychology' Get upto-date information on forensically related neuropsychological research Editor Jim Hom, PhDFounder and President, The neuropsychology Center, http://www.haworthpressinc.com/store/product.asp?sku=J151

32. Mind Hacks: Neuropsychology Of Hypnosis Seed Magazine discusses how researchers are exploring the neuropsychology of hypnosis to understand this curious state of mind. http://www.mindhacks.com/blog/2006/10/neuropsychology_of_h.html

Blog Book Links Main October 24, 2006 Neuropsychology of hypnosis: Seed Magazine discusses how researchers are exploring the neuropsychology of hypnosis to understand this curious state of mind. Hypnosis fell out of favour in psychological circles as it got taken up by 'stage hypnotists', and researchers found out that, contrary to the movie stereotypes, hypnosis actually increases the number of false memories recalled, rather than making remembering more accurate. Furthermore, 'hypnotherapy' seems not to be hugely effective on the current evidence. For example, trials of hypnosis for pain relief when giving birth and smoking cessation have shown mixed results, although it is known to be difficult to design effective trials because hypnotisable individuals are known to be psychologically different from others. What is a reliable finding, however, is that in particularly susceptible individuals, hypnosis can be used to cause unusual experiences. Particularly, it is being used as a model of what is alternatively called 'conversion hysteria' or ' conversion disorder ', where a person might show physical symptoms, such as paralysis, but where they arise from a psychological cause.

33. A Cup Of Neuropsychology? Anthony H. Risser, Ph.D., provides a resource of neuropsychology information for interested brainbehavior professionals; a divinestra webpage. http://www.divinestra.com/np.html

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34. Neuropsychology Program - Clinical Services - Children's Hospital Boston The neuropsychology Program at Children s Hospital Boston offers stateof-the-art psychological assessment of children with medical or neurological http://www.childrenshospital.org/clinicalservices/Site1893/mainpageS1893P0.html

advanced search or find by letter: A-F G-L M-R S-Z Neuropsychology Program Neuropsychology Program About Us Assessment Insurance Training ... Find Us Return to Psychiatry Home Clinical Services Neuropsychology Program The Neuropsychology Program at Children's Hospital Boston offers state-of-the-art psychological assessment of children with medical or neurological illnesses affecting the brain. We provide neuropsychological assessments and consultation to children and families, as well as to referring providers. Our faculty consists of psychologists with specialized training and expertise in pediatric neuropsychology. At our clinic, we evaluate children to determine if a medically- or biologically-based problem is contributing to a child's thinking, learning or behavior. We assess children and teens for a variety of issues, including: brain damage brain disease developmental abnormalities neurological/psychological disorders Related topics: Brain Tumors Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy Head Injury ... Spina Bifida (Myelodysplasia) minimize list Related topics: Brain Tumors Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy see entire list What is Neuropsychology?

35. Psych Central: Psychology: Neurosciences Neuroscience news is dedicated to neuroscience news stories and neuroscience topics including information regarding neuroscience, neuropsychology, http://psychcentral.com/resources/Psychology/Neurosciences/

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36. Yale Neurosurgery - Neuropsychology The neuropsychology service is a division of the Department of Neurosurgery at Yale. The clinical, scientific, and academic missions converge in the http://www.med.yale.edu/neurosur/clinical/neuropsychology.html

Neuropsychology Program Faculty Contact Info Clinical Programs Brain Tumor Center Epilepsy Program Surgical Neuro-oncology ... Neurosurgery Search this site: Department of Neurosurgery Yale University School of Medicine 333 Cedar Street P.O. Box 208082 New Haven, CT 06520-8082 U.S.A. neurosurgery@yale.edu Neuropsychology Mission Clinical Care Neuropsychological services are integrated with the many clinical and experimental Neurosurgical programs, and include the entire developmental span from infancy to diseases associated with aging. Although the main focus of clinical care is neurosurgical, neuropsychological services are also provided to patients in general neurology, pediatrics, and trauma. Clinical care is provided by the Neuropsychology faculty and psychometrician staff. The core faculty in neuropsychology consists of Michael Westerveld, Ph.D. Dr. Westerveld supervises and directs the delivery of clinical neuropsychological services in the Department of Neurosurgery. Dr. Stoddard provides general neuropsychological consultations for inpatient and outpatient services, and directs the therapeutic and rehabilitation component of the clinical program. Cortical stimulation for functional mapping during phase III (i.e., invasive electrophysiological recording) determines the precise location of sensory, motor and language cortex. Cortical stimulation and neuropsychological assessment during Phase IV (surgery) allows for more precise assessment of language function in the surgical field. Post-operative cognitive examinations facilitate the provision of rehabilitative and psychotherapeutic services and re-integration to the community.

37. Neuropsych Experiment Home Page Participate in online psychology experiments about cognitive neuropsychology. http://www.neiu.edu/~lruecker/experiments/

Welcome! To the cognitive neuropsychology experiment site. At this site you can participate in experiments and learn about how your brain works. After you participate, you will be given information about what your results mean. You will also be given the option of submiting your e-mail address in order to get a receipt showing that you participated. Currently available experiments are listed below. The faster time estimates are for T1 network or DSL connections, the longer time estimates are for dial-up connections. To see a detailed description of the experiment, or to participate, click below: Perception of emotional expression . (estimated time: 15 to 60 min.) For more information about how this site was created, or other sites where you can participate in psychology experiments, click here L-Rueckert@neiu.edu

38. ABPdN.org - American Board Of Pediatric Neuropsychology --------> The American Board of Pediatric neuropsychology (ABPdN) is responsible for establishing the criteria relating to the definition, education, training, http://www.abpdn.org/

Welcome To ABPdN.org NEW! Crisis Relief For Displaced Psychologists The ABPdN , alarmed and saddened by the events caused by Hurricane Katrina, is proud to freely offer a database for ALL of our psychologist colleagues across the U.S. whose lives have been disrupted by this disaster. You may post and browse opportunities for jobs or placement requests. CLICK HERE TO VIEW NOW The American Board of Pediatric Neuropsychology (ABPdN) is responsible for the administration of the examination for competence in the specialty of clinical pediatric neuropsychology. The ABPdN was established in 1996 and has been continuously active through a re-incorporation in March of 2004 ( click here to learn more about us). To learn more regarding examination procedures, please explore the website for current information and application instructions. Once an individual passes the ABPdN examination and becomes board certified in pediatric neuropsychology, their names are placed in a directory of members . Please click here to find out more about a board certified pediatric neuropsychologist in your area.

39. Cognitive Neuropsychology - Scholarpedia So cognitive neuropsychology is a subfield of cognitive psychology, distinguished by the feature that it studies people with disorders of perception, http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Cognitive_neuropsychology

Cognitive neuropsychology From Scholarpedia Max Coltheart (2008), Scholarpedia, 3(2):3644. revision #32156 [ link to/cite this article Curator: Dr. Max Coltheart, Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science, Macquarie University, Australia Contents An introduction Characteristic features of cognitive neuropsychology Modular modelling and the assumption of subtractivity Inferences from double dissociation ... edit An introduction Cognitive psychology is the scientific investigation of cognition , that is, of all mental abilities: perception, attention learning memory , processing of spoken and written language , thinking, reasoning and belief formation (Coltheart, 2002). It assumes that cognition can at least in principle be fully revealed by the scientific method, that is, individual components of mental processes can be identified and understood. These individual components of mind are mental modules, and thus contemporary cognitive psychology often assumes the modularity of mind (Fodor, 1983). Any theory about any domain of cognition will therefore be a theory about (a) what the modules are of the system by which performance in that domain is accomplished, and (b) what the pathways of communication between these modules of the system are; that is, a theory about the functional architecture of the system. Most cognitive psychologists seek to develop and test such theories by experiments with people who are skilled performers in the relevant cognitive domain. But one can also learn about cognitive systems by studying ways in which they break down after

40. SUNY Buffalo Neuropsychology Program the_jni. http://neuropsychology.buffalo.edu/

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