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Applied Neuropsychology. Adult|April 23, 2020
Using the Woodcock-Johnson IV tests of cognitive abilities to detect feigned ADHDLaura M Spenceley, Whitney L M Wood, Benjamin J LovettApplied Neuropsychology. Adult|May 2, 2020
Persistent post-concussive symptoms: A model of predisposing, precipitating, and perpetuating factorsTyler A Rickards, Christopher C Cranston, Jessica McWhorterApplied Neuropsychology. Adult|September 6, 2021
Do cognitive reserve and executive functions matter to perform the reading the mind in the eyes test in late lifespan?Maria Chiara Fastame, Valeria CartaApplied Neuropsychology. Adult|August 16, 2021
Meta-analysis of Controlled Oral Word Association Test (COWAT) FAS performance in amnestic mild cognitive impairment and cognitively unimpaired older adultsKacie Bauer, Michael Malek-AhmadiApplied Neuropsychology. Adult|June 18, 2020
The effect of diagnostic terminology on cognitive, emotional, and post-concussive sequelae following mild brain injuryAngela Sekely, Sonya Dhillon, Konstantine K ZakzanisApplied Neuropsychology. Adult|June 18, 2020
Assessment of semantic memory in mild cognitive impairment: The psychometric properties of a novel semantic batteryAvery Ohman, Christine Sheppard, Laura Monetta, et al.Applied Neuropsychology. Adult|September 7, 2021
The use of performance validity tests among inpatient forensic monolingual Spanish-speakersCynthia Aguilar, Cassandra Bailey, Kenny A Karyadi, et al.Applied Neuropsychology. Adult|November 12, 2022
Can executive functions of the brain predict official driving test success?Heshmatollah Ghawami, Atiyeh Okhovvat, Jaleh Homaei Shoaa, et al.Applied Neuropsychology. Adult|September 13, 2021
Strategies of feigning mild head injuries related to validity indicators and types of coaching: Results of two experimental studiesIulia Crişan, Florin Alin Sava, Laurenţiu Paul MaricuţoiuApplied Neuropsychology. Adult|February 11, 2023
Incremental validity of brief and abbreviated neuropsychological tests toward predicting functional outcomes in multiple sclerosisJeremy G Grant, Lisa J Rapport, Rachel Darling, et al.Pageof 155