[PDF] Top 20 The case for cognitive neuropsychological remediation

... This has largely been refuted in the present case since improved lexical processing was noted on Group Β words prior to its undergoing treatment and change on untreated irregular wor[r] ... See full document

... gathering cognitive function data outside of the clinic or labora- tory have also been ...conducted cognitive tests via a variety of remote platforms: via the telephone using interactive voice response ... See full document

... After a hesitation marker and pause, indicating the patient’s difficulty in responding (line 04), the clinician looks out of the window and states, “I know it’s hard to tell at the moment” (lines 05-06). This implies ... See full document

... The goal therefore is to facilitate learning of new skills or encourage the use of the residual ones with the aim of achieving a specific objective by affecting also the en- vironment, thus modifying and adapting the ... See full document

... Of the 53 eligible people referred to SCIT, 39 consented to be involved in the study. Six of the 39 did not com- mence. Of the 33 commencing SCIT, 24 completed more than 16 sessions which was considered as having ... See full document

... severe cognitive difficulties, are ...group-based cognitive remediation treatment over 12 weeks in addition to standard treatment or standard treatment ...additional neuropsychological tests ... See full document

... of neuropsychological and questionnaire measures to examine cognitive function and clinical outcomes such as anxiety and ...and cognitive function and clinical variables were re-evaluated at ... See full document

... “ Cognitive- Behavioral Rehabilitation, ” with treatment as usual (TAU) for bipolar ...of cognitive behavioral strategies and cognitive remediation exercises, consisting of 12 weekly group ... See full document

... volunteer for 4 h every 3 weeks to complete activities such as visiting a café or taking part in art therapy. Training proceeded over a period of 14 weeks, with f-SCIT and SS receiving 18.6 and 16 h of training respec- ... See full document

... [8]. Cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis (CBTp) [9–12] and cognitive remediation (CR) [13] represent two such psychotherapeutic approaches, which have yielded small to medium effects beyond ... See full document

... define neuropsychological improvement as main out- come variable, instead functional outcome was meas- ured ...objective neuropsychological deficits, which is a highly important factor especially ... See full document

... tive remediation and the English guidance excluding ...the case for and against the effectiveness of brain training mostly in the healthy ...of cognitive remediation in schizophrenia 6 7 ... See full document

... Embedding cognitive treatments early, as in early intervention services (designed for clients who undergo intensive case management over the first 3 years of illness), may confer potentially long- lasting ... See full document

... If the clinical priority is to ensure strictly standardized administration procedures during the conduct of these assessments, then clinical guidance needs to be clearer. All questions should be pre-scripted and guidance ... See full document

... the neuropsychological approach is that when brain insufficiencies lead to specific changes in behavioral and cognitive function, we can safely assume that that the implicated brain regions are not only ... See full document

... the cognitive decline found in depression, and depression in old age in particular, since normal aging also causes slower information processing ...severe cognitive effects ... See full document

... and neuropsychological tests were administered using different methods in the ALTOS study (phone versus in-person), potentially contributing to the ...identify cognitive impairment; however, the domain ... See full document

... Between March and July 2015 and during an update in April 2016 and May 2018, the same databases were searched again combining the names of each screening instrument with the search terms “Mild Cognitive Im- ... See full document

... 2011). Neuropsychological testing is cru- cial within this ...low-level cognitive function), the P300 component recorded during a classical odd-ball task does not seem to be reliant on the level of ... See full document

... a cognitive or neuropsychological assessment was determined on a 5-point Likert scale based on use when completing a cognitive or neuropsychological assessment (always use, almost always use, ... See full document