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January 16, 2002
Limitations of neuropsychological testing to predict the cognitive and behavioral functioning of persons with brain injury in real-world settings
R J Sbordone
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology
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June 1, 1986
Can psychologists recognize neurological disorders in their patients?
R J Sbordone, M Rudd
Brain Injury
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May 1, 1995
Mild traumatic brain injury does not produce post-traumatic stress disorder
R J Sbordone, J C Liter
The American Journal of Psychiatry
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May 1, 1980
Attitudes of psychiatrists toward elderly patients
C V Ford, R J Sbordone
Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior
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January 1, 1982
Drug-induced ataxia in opponents elicits "pathological" fighting in undrugged rats exposed to footshock
M L Elliott, R J Sbordone
Neurorehabilitation
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February 15, 2014
Hazards of blind analysis of neuropsychological test data in assessing cognitive disability: the role of confounding factors
R J Sbordone, A D Purisch
Brain Injury
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June 25, 1998
Are the subjective complaints of traumatically brain injured patients reliable?
R J Sbordone, G D Seyranian, R M Ruff
Brain Injury
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April 1, 1995
Recovery of function following severe traumatic brain injury: a retrospective 10-year follow-up
R J Sbordone, J C Liter, P Pettler-Jennings
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology : the Official Journal of the National Academy of Neuropsychologists
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November 1, 2003
The use of significant others to enhance the detection of malingerers from traumatically brain-injured patients
R J Sbordone, G D Seyranian, R M Ruff
Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior
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May 1, 1978
Mescaline produces pathological aggression in rats regardless of age or strain
R J Sbordone, J A Wingard, M K Elliott, et al.
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Neurorehabilitation
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January 16, 2002
Limitations of neuropsychological testing to predict the cognitive and behavioral functioning of persons with brain injury in real-world settings
R J Sbordone
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology
|
June 1, 1986
Can psychologists recognize neurological disorders in their patients?
R J Sbordone, M Rudd
Brain Injury
|
May 1, 1995
Mild traumatic brain injury does not produce post-traumatic stress disorder
R J Sbordone, J C Liter
The American Journal of Psychiatry
|
May 1, 1980
Attitudes of psychiatrists toward elderly patients
C V Ford, R J Sbordone
Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior
|
January 1, 1982
Drug-induced ataxia in opponents elicits "pathological" fighting in undrugged rats exposed to footshock
M L Elliott, R J Sbordone
Neurorehabilitation
|
February 15, 2014
Hazards of blind analysis of neuropsychological test data in assessing cognitive disability: the role of confounding factors
R J Sbordone, A D Purisch
Brain Injury
|
June 25, 1998
Are the subjective complaints of traumatically brain injured patients reliable?
R J Sbordone, G D Seyranian, R M Ruff
Brain Injury
|
April 1, 1995
Recovery of function following severe traumatic brain injury: a retrospective 10-year follow-up
R J Sbordone, J C Liter, P Pettler-Jennings
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology : the Official Journal of the National Academy of Neuropsychologists
|
November 1, 2003
The use of significant others to enhance the detection of malingerers from traumatically brain-injured patients
R J Sbordone, G D Seyranian, R M Ruff
Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior
|
May 1, 1978
Mescaline produces pathological aggression in rats regardless of age or strain
R J Sbordone, J A Wingard, M K Elliott, et al.
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