Volume 12, Issue 2

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June 2019

Improving the Validity of the Neuropsychological Assessment of Traumatic Brain Injury: Legal, Psychometric and Methodological Considerations

Issue Editor:

Laszlo A. Erdodi

7 articles in this issue

What Attorneys and Factfinders Need to Know About Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries
Noah K. Kaufman
Shane S. Bush
Mario R. Aguilar
EditorialNotes 01 June 2019 Pages: 91 - 112
Part of 1 collection:

Psychological Injury and Law: A Retrospective Collection on Psychological Injury and Law Articles, Precedents, and Prospects
Demographically Adjusted Validity Cutoffs on the Finger Tapping Test Are Superior to Raw Score Cutoffs in Adults with TBI
Laszlo A Erdodi
Brian Taylor
Christopher A Abeare
OriginalPaper 11 June 2019 Pages: 113 - 126
Geographic Variation and Instrumentation Artifacts: in Search of Confounds in Performance Validity Assessment in Adults with Mild TBI
Jonathan D. Lichtenstein
Matthew K. Greenacre
Laszlo A. Erdodi
OriginalPaper 20 June 2019 Pages: 127 - 145
Post-Exertion Neuropsychological Testing in the Management of Sport-Related Concussion
Jonathan D. Lichtenstein
Zachary C. Merz
OriginalPaper 25 May 2019 Pages: 146 - 154
The Myth of High False-Positive Rates on the Word Memory Test in Mild TBI
Laszlo A. Erdodi
Paul Green
Christopher A. Abeare
OriginalPaper 19 June 2019 Pages: 155 - 169
Part of 1 collection:

Psychological Injury and Law: A Retrospective Collection on Psychological Injury and Law Articles, Precedents, and Prospects
The Importance of Demographically Adjusted Cutoffs: Age and Education Bias in Raw Score Cutoffs Within the Trail Making Test
Christopher Abeare
Alana Sabelli
Laszlo Erdodi
OriginalPaper 08 June 2019 Pages: 170 - 182
The Effect of Menstrual Cycle Phase and Hormonal Contraceptive Use on Post-concussive Symptom Reporting in Non-concussed Adults
Malayna Malleck
Kevin J. Milne
Christopher A. Abeare
OriginalPaper 28 May 2019 Pages: 183 - 190

Volume 12, Issue 2

What Attorneys and Factfinders Need to Know About Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries

Demographically Adjusted Validity Cutoffs on the Finger Tapping Test Are Superior to Raw Score Cutoffs in Adults with TBI

Geographic Variation and Instrumentation Artifacts: in Search of Confounds in Performance Validity Assessment in Adults with Mild TBI

Post-Exertion Neuropsychological Testing in the Management of Sport-Related Concussion

The Myth of High False-Positive Rates on the Word Memory Test in Mild TBI

The Importance of Demographically Adjusted Cutoffs: Age and Education Bias in Raw Score Cutoffs Within the Trail Making Test

The Effect of Menstrual Cycle Phase and Hormonal Contraceptive Use on Post-concussive Symptom Reporting in Non-concussed Adults

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