Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society

Volume 4 : Issue 6

Table of Contents

• The effects of age, education, and ethnicity on verbal fluency 
  VIRGINIA VALIAN, VIRGINIA VALIAN, DANIEL KEMPLER, VIRGINIA VALIAN, DANIEL KEMPLER, VIRGINIA VALIAN, VIRGINIA VALIAN, EVELYN L. TENG, EVELYN L. TENG, MALCOLM DICK, MALCOLM DICK, I. MARIBEL TAUSSIG, I. MARIBEL TAUSSIG, DEBORAH S. DAVIS and DEBORAH S. DAVIS
  Page 531-538
• Clustering and switching strategies in verbal fluency tasks: Comparison between schizophrenics and healthy adults 
  KIM PLUNKETT, KIM PLUNKETT, KIM PLUNKETT, PHILIPPE H. ROBERT, KIM PLUNKETT, PHILIPPE H. ROBERT, KIM PLUNKETT, VAL;Eacute;RIE LAFONT, JEFFREY L. ELMAN, JEFFREY L. ELMAN, JEFFREY L. ELMAN, VAL;Eacute;RIE LAFONT, JEFFREY L. ELMAN, JEFFREY L. ELMAN, ELIZABETH BATES, ELIZABETH BATES, ISABELLE MEDECIN, ELIZABETH BATES, ISABELLE MEDECIN, ELIZABETH BATES, ELIZABETH BATES, LAURENCE BERTHET, LAURENCE BERTHET, SANDRINE THAUBY, SANDRINE THAUBY, CLAUDE BAUDU, CLAUDE BAUDU, GUY DARCOURT and GUY DARCOURT
  Page 539-546
• The ecological validity of tests of executive function 
  EWA DBROWSKA, EWA DBROWSKA, PAUL W. BURGESS, EWA DBROWSKA, PAUL W. BURGESS, EWA DBROWSKA, EWA DBROWSKA, NICK ALDERMAN, NICK ALDERMAN, JON EVANS, JON EVANS, HAZEL EMSLIE, HAZEL EMSLIE, BARBARA A. WILSON and BARBARA A. WILSON
  Page 547-558
• Premorbid brain size is a determinant of functional reserve in abstinent crack-cocaine and crack-cocaine;alcohol-dependent adults 
  BENJAMIN K. BERGEN, BENJAMIN K. BERGEN, VICTORIA DI SCLAFANI, BENJAMIN K. BERGEN, VICTORIA DI SCLAFANI, BENJAMIN K. BERGEN, BENJAMIN K. BERGEN, H. WESTLEY CLARK, H. WESTLEY CLARK, MARINA TOLOU-SHAMS, MARINA TOLOU-SHAMS, COURTNAY W. BLOOMER, COURTNAY W. BLOOMER, GILBERT A. SALAS, GILBERT A. SALAS, DAVID NORMAN, DAVID NORMAN, GEORGE FEIN and GEORGE FEIN
  Page 559-565
• Neuropsychological characteristics of five children with the Landau-Kleffner syndrome: Dissociation of auditory and phonological discrimination 
  DANIEL A DINNSEN, DANIEL A DINNSEN, DANIEL A DINNSEN, MARIT KORKMAN, DANIEL A DINNSEN, MARIT KORKMAN, DANIEL A DINNSEN, KATHLEEN M OCONNOR, KATHLEEN M OCONNOR, KATHLEEN M OCONNOR, KATHLEEN M OCONNOR, MARJA-LIISA GRANSTR;Ouml;M, MARJA-LIISA GRANSTR;Ouml;M, KATHLEEN M OCONNOR, KATI APPELQVIST, KATI APPELQVIST, ELINA LIUKKONEN and ELINA LIUKKONEN
  Page 566-575
• Cognitive disorders: Searching for the circumstances of effective treatment: Introduction by the symposium organizer 
  LESLIE J. GONZALEZ ROTHI, SUSAN A. GELMAN, SUSAN A. GELMAN, SUSAN A. GELMAN, SUSAN A. GELMAN, LESLIE J. GONZALEZ ROTHI, SUSAN A. GELMAN, MELISSA A. KOENIG, MELISSA A. KOENIG, MELISSA A. KOENIG, MELISSA A. KOENIG and MELISSA A. KOENIG
  Page 593-594
• Lexical access via letter naming in a profoundly alexic and anomic patient: A treatment study 
  MARGARET L. GREENWALD, KITTY K-S TSANG, KITTY K-S TSANG, KITTY K-S TSANG, MARGARET L. GREENWALD, KITTY K-S TSANG, KITTY K-S TSANG, STEPHANIE F STOKES, STEPHANIE F STOKES, STEPHANIE F STOKES, LESLIE J. GONZALEZ ROTHI, STEPHANIE F STOKES, STEPHANIE F STOKES and LESLIE J. GONZALEZ ROTHI
  Page 595-607
• Treatment of a case of phonological alexia with agraphia using the Auditory Discrimination in Depth (ADD) Program 
  IRIS LEVIN, IRIS LEVIN, IRIS LEVIN, TIM W. CONWAY, IRIS LEVIN, TIM W. CONWAY, IRIS LEVIN, PATRICIA HEILMAN, DORIT RAVID, DORIT RAVID, DORIT RAVID, PATRICIA HEILMAN, DORIT RAVID, DORIT RAVID, SHARON RAPAPORT, SHARON RAPAPORT, LESLIE J.G. ROTHI, SHARON RAPAPORT, LESLIE J.G. ROTHI, SHARON RAPAPORT, SHARON RAPAPORT, ANN W. ALEXANDER, ANN W. ALEXANDER, JOHN ADAIR, JOHN ADAIR, BRUCE A. CROSSON, BRUCE A. CROSSON, KENNETH M. HEILMAN and KENNETH M. HEILMAN
  Page 608-620
• Acquired alexia: Lessons from successful treatment 
  LUIGIA CAMAIONI, LUIGIA CAMAIONI, LUIGIA CAMAIONI, LUIGIA CAMAIONI, PELAGIE M. BEESON, LUIGIA CAMAIONI, PELAGIE M. BEESON, EMIDDIA LONGOBARDI, EMIDDIA LONGOBARDI, EMIDDIA LONGOBARDI, DEBORAH INSALACO, DEBORAH INSALACO, EMIDDIA LONGOBARDI and EMIDDIA LONGOBARDI
  Page 621-635
• Root infinitives in Dutch early child language: an effect of input? 
  FRANK WIJNEN, FRANK WIJNEN, FRANK WIJNEN, FRANK WIJNEN, FRANK WIJNEN, MARCIA C. SMITH, MASJA KEMPEN, MASJA KEMPEN, MASJA KEMPEN, MASJA KEMPEN, MASJA KEMPEN, WILLIAM P. GOLDMAN, STEVEN GILLIS, STEVEN GILLIS, KEVIN W. JANER, STEVEN GILLIS, STEVEN GILLIS, STEVEN GILLIS, JACK D. BATY and JOHN C. MORRIS
  Page 629-660
• Rehabilitation of a case of pure alexia: Exploiting residual abilities 
  GEDEON O. DEK, GEDEON O. DEK, GEDEON O. DEK, LYNN M. MAHER, GEDEON O. DEK, LYNN M. MAHER, GEDEON O. DEK, M. CATHERINE CLAYTON, LOULEE YEN, LOULEE YEN, LOULEE YEN, M. CATHERINE CLAYTON, LOULEE YEN, LOULEE YEN, ANNA M. BARRETT, JEREMY PETTIT, ANNA M. BARRETT, JEREMY PETTIT, JEREMY PETTIT, JEREMY PETTIT, JEREMY PETTIT, DEBRA SCHOBER-PETERSON, DEBRA SCHOBER-PETERSON, LESLIE J. GONZALEZ ROTHI and LESLIE J. GONZALEZ ROTHI
  Page 636-647
• Treatment of naming disorders: New issues regarding old therapies 
  Katherine Nelson, ARGYE E. HILLIS, Katherine Nelson, Katherine Nelson, ARGYE E. HILLIS, Katherine Nelson and Katherine Nelson
  Page 648-660
• Aspectual influences on early tense comprehension 
  LAURA WAGNER, LAURA WAGNER, LAURA WAGNER, LAURA WAGNER, LAIRD S. CERMAK, LAURA WAGNER and BONNIE M. WONG
  Page 661-681
• The role of syntactic complexity in training wh-movement structures in agrammatic aphasia: Optimal order for promoting generalization 
  Ann M. Peters, CYNTHIA K. THOMPSON, Ann M. Peters, Ann M. Peters, CYNTHIA K. THOMPSON, Ann M. Peters, Ann M. Peters, KIRRIE J. BALLARD, KIRRIE J. BALLARD, LEWIS P. SHAPIRO and LEWIS P. SHAPIRO
  Page 661-674
• Phonological naming therapy in jargon aphasia: Positive but paradoxical effects 
  MARIA LEGERSTEE, MARIA LEGERSTEE, MARIA LEGERSTEE, JO ROBSON, MARIA LEGERSTEE, JO ROBSON, MARIA LEGERSTEE, JEAN VARGHESE, JANE MARSHALL, JEAN VARGHESE, JEAN VARGHESE, JEAN VARGHESE, JANE MARSHALL, JEAN VARGHESE, YOLANDA VAN BEEK, TIM PRING, TIM PRING, YOLANDA VAN BEEK, YOLANDA VAN BEEK, YOLANDA VAN BEEK, YOLANDA VAN BEEK, SHULA CHIAT and SHULA CHIAT
  Page 675-686
• The Hardy Few on Leaner Pastures Brain Asymmetry. R.J. Davidson and K. Hugdahl (Eds.). 1996. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. 752 pp., $42.50 (paper). 
  JEROME A. FELDMAN, Elkhonon Goldberg Ph.D., JEROME A. FELDMAN, JEROME A. FELDMAN, Elkhonon Goldberg Ph.D., JEROME A. FELDMAN and JEROME A. FELDMAN
  Page 687-688
• A Broadening of Neuropsychological Practice Family Support Programs and Rehabilitation: A Cognitive;Behavioral Approach to Traumatic Brain Injury, by Louise Margaret Smith and Hamish P.D. Godfrey. 1995. New York: Plenum Press. 222 pp., $34.50. 
  BRIAN MACWHINNEY, Frank Lar;oslash;i cand. psychol., BRIAN MACWHINNEY, BRIAN MACWHINNEY, Frank Lar;oslash;i cand. psychol., BRIAN MACWHINNEY and BRIAN MACWHINNEY
  Page 688-689
• Neuroimaging: Clinical Applications Neuroimaging I: Basic Science and Neuroimaging II: Clinical Applications, edited by Erin D. Bigler. 1996. New York: Plenum Press. 342 pp. and 365 pp., $75.00 each. 
  MICHAEL MARATSOS, Jarl Risberg Ph.D., MICHAEL MARATSOS, MICHAEL MARATSOS, Jarl Risberg Ph.D., MICHAEL MARATSOS and MICHAEL MARATSOS
  Page 689-690
• The Functional Brain in Depth and Breadth Neuropsychiatry, Neuropsychology, and Clinical Neuroscience (2nd ed.), by Rhawn Joseph. 1996. Baltimore: Williams ; Wilkins. 864 pp., $72.00. 
  ULRIKE HAHN, Diane B. Howieson Ph.D., ULRIKE HAHN, ULRIKE HAHN, Diane B. Howieson Ph.D., ULRIKE HAHN and ULRIKE HAHN
  Page 691-691