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Neuropsychology|July 18, 2012
Association between cognitive performance and functional outcome following traumatic brain injury: a longitudinal multilevel examinationGershon Spitz, Jennie L Ponsford, Dion Rudzki, et al.Neuropsychology|July 25, 2012
Grief and joy: emotion word comprehension in the dementiasSharpley Hsieh, David Foxe, Felicity Leslie, et al.Neuropsychology|February 10, 2015
Theory of mind can be impaired prior to motor onset in Huntington's diseaseClare M Eddy, Hugh E RickardsNeuropsychology|February 3, 2015
Postural control system influences intrinsic alerting stateJulien Barra, Laurent Auclair, Agnès Charvillat, et al.Neuropsychology|February 3, 2015
Emotion perception after moderate-severe traumatic brain injury: The valence effect and the role of working memory, processing speed, and nonverbal reasoningHannah Rosenberg, Marie Dethier, Roy P C Kessels, et al.Neuropsychology|April 4, 2022
Investigating the diagnostic accuracy of a paper-and-pencil and a computerized cognitive test battery for pediatric mild traumatic brain injuryVeronik Sicard, David D Stephenson, Danielle C Hergert, et al.Neuropsychology|April 4, 2022
Better cognitive function predicts maintenance of dual-task walking ability over time among people with relapsing-remitting MSBruna D Baldasso, Megan C Kirkland, Caitlin J Newell, et al.Neuropsychology|June 29, 2018
Reduced mind-wandering in mild cognitive impairment: Testing the spontaneous retrieval deficit hypothesisAgnieszka Niedźwieńska, Lia KvavilashviliNeuropsychology|June 29, 2018
Sex-based differences in affective and cognitive empathy following severe traumatic brain injuryBarbra Zupan, Dawn Neumann, Duncan Babbage, et al.Neuropsychology|December 15, 2005
No, it is not possible to be schizophrenic yet neuropsychologically normalChristopher M Wilk, James M Gold, Robert P McMahon, et al.Pageof 223