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The clinical specialty of neuropsychology bridges interest in the biological function of neural cells in the brain spinal cord and body with the study of psychological disorders The neuropsychologist uses objective scientific techniques to link behaviors to underlying normal and abnormal biological (ie brain) processes The clinical File Size 919KBPage Count 22.
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The analysis and interpretation of somatosensory information are performed by a complex network of brain areas located mainly in the parietal cortex Somatosensory deficits are therefore a common impairment following lesions of the parietal lobe This chapter summarizes the clinical presentation examination prognosis and therapy of sensory.
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brain research belonged to many different areas that differed in methodology and targets the morphological the physiological and the psychological The latter used to consider the brain as a black box where only the input and output were known but not at all the neuronal components and the way they interact with each other.
