Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society

Volume 6 : Issue 5

Table of Contents

• Time estimation by patients with frontal lesions and by Korsakoff amnesics 
  MASARU MIMURA, MASARU MIMURA, MARCEL KINSBOURNE and MARCEL KINSBOURNE
  Page 517-528
• Components of verbal learning and hippocampal damage assessed by T2 relaxometry 
  AMANDA G. WOOD, AMANDA G. WOOD, MICHAEL M. SALING, MICHAEL M. SALING, SAMUEL F. BERKOVIC, SAMUEL F. BERKOVIC, GRAEME D. JACKSON and GRAEME D. JACKSON
  Page 529-538
• Toward solving the inferential problem in laterality research: Effects of increased reliability on the validity of the dichotic listening right-ear advantage 
  MERRILL HISCOCK, MERRILL HISCOCK, LYNNE C. COLE, LYNNE C. COLE, JAMES G. BENTHALL, JAMES G. BENTHALL, VICTORIA L. CARLSON, VICTORIA L. CARLSON, JEANNIE M. RICKETTS and JEANNIE M. RICKETTS
  Page 539-547
• Verbal working memory in HIV-seropositive drug users 
  ROXANNA FARINPOUR, ROXANNA FARINPOUR, EILEEN M. MARTIN, EILEEN M. MARTIN, MICHAEL SEIDENBERG, MICHAEL SEIDENBERG, DAVID L. PITRAK, DAVID L. PITRAK, KENNETH J. PURSELL, KENNETH J. PURSELL, KATHLEEN M. MULLANE, KATHLEEN M. MULLANE, RICHARD M. NOVAK, RICHARD M. NOVAK, MARTIN HARROW and MARTIN HARROW
  Page 548-555
• Evaluation of reading comprehension with neuropsychological and event-related brain potential (ERP) methods 
  JOHN F. CONNOLLY, JOHN F. CONNOLLY, GAIL A. ESKES and GAIL A. ESKES
  Page 556-567
• Factors influencing outcome following mild traumatic brain injury in adults 
  JENNIE PONSFORD, JENNIE PONSFORD, CATHERINE WILLMOTT, CATHERINE WILLMOTT, ANDREW ROTHWELL, ANDREW ROTHWELL, PETER CAMERON, PETER CAMERON, ANN-MAREE KELLY, ANN-MAREE KELLY, ROBYN NELMS, ROBYN NELMS, CAROLYN CURRAN, CAROLYN CURRAN, KIM NG and KIM NG
  Page 568-579
• Numbers, models, and understanding of natural intelligence: Computational neuroscience in the service of clinical neuropsychology 
  PAUL KOCH, PAUL KOCH, GERALD LEISMAN and GERALD LEISMAN
  Page 580-582
• How hallucinations may arise from brain mechanisms of learning, attention, and volition 
  STEPHEN GROSSBERG and STEPHEN GROSSBERG
  Page 583-592
• Continuum model of mnemonic and amnesic phenomena 
  GERALD LEISMAN, GERALD LEISMAN, PAUL KOCH and PAUL KOCH
  Page 593-607
• Simulation of cognitive disturbances by a dynamic threshold semantic neural network 
  AMIR B. GEVA, AMIR B. GEVA, AVI PELED and AVI PELED
  Page 608-619
• Errors in a nonlinear graphic-semantic mapping task resulting from lesions in Boltzmann machine: Is it relevant to dyslexia? 
  AMIR B. GEVA, AMIR B. GEVA, LIOR SHTRAM, LIOR SHTRAM, SHAI POLICKER and SHAI POLICKER
  Page 620-626
• Virtual lesions and the not-so-modular brain 
  DAN LLOYD and DAN LLOYD
  Page 627-635
• Detecting malingering: The current state of the art (such as it is) Detection of Malingering During Head Injury Litigation. C.R. Reynolds (Ed.). 1997. New York: The Plenum Press. 291 pp., $45.00. 
  Nils R. Varney Ph.D., ABPP, Nils R. Varney Ph.D., ABPP, Daushen Ju Ph.D. and Daushen Ju Ph.D.
  Page 636-638
• Movement The Neurophysiology and Neuropsychology of Motor Development. Kevin J. Connolly and Hans Forssberg (Eds.). 1997. London: Mac Keith Press. 378 pp., $90.00. 
  Haruo Kashima M.D., Ph.D. and Haruo Kashima M.D., Ph.D.
  Page 636-636
• Looking for Funding in All the Right Places The Strategic Grant-Seeker: A Guide to Conceptualizing Fundable Research in the Brain and Behavioral Science, by J. Illes. 1999. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erbaum and Associates. 174 pp., $39.95 (HB), $18.50 (PB). 
  Anne D. Lezak M.P.A. and Anne D. Lezak M.P.A.
  Page 639-640