Diagnostics
Universiteit Leiden (UL)
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Summary Lezak Diagnostics literature
This is a detailed summary for the given literature of for the course "Diagnostics". It helped me get a 8.5 for my exam. What is summarized: 
 
Chapter 1, pages 3-12 (full chapter except for the section "What can we expect of neuropsychological assessment in the 21th century?"). 
Chapter 2, pages 15-39 (full chapter except for the section "Personality/emotionality variables"). 
Chapter 3, pages 41-100 (full chapter). 
Chapter 6, pages 165-169 (section "Test scores" until "Evaluation Issues"). 
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Detailed Summary Diagnostics
PopularA thorough summary of the Diagnostics 2021/2022 lectures. 
Passed with a final grade of 8,5.
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Summary literature for the course 'Diagnostics in Clinical Neuropsychology'of UL: fifth edition of the book Neuropsychological Assessment by Lezak, Howieson, Bigler, & Tranel
Summary of the the fifth edition of the book Neuropsychological Assessment by Lezak, Howieson, Bigler, & Tranel. 
 
Chapter 1, pages 3-12 (full chapter except for the section "What can we expect of neuropsychological assessment in the 21th century?"). 
Chapter 2, pages 15-39 (full chapter except for the section "Personality/emotionality variables"). 
Chapter 3, pages 41-100 (full chapter). 
Chapter 6, pages 165-169 (section "Test scores" until "Evaluation Issues"). 
Chapter 7, pages 179-344 (fu...
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Summary Diagnostics Lectures
This is an extended summary of the lectures of the course Diagnostics (part of the master Clinical Neuropsychology). For every topic, pictures and examples are given. Only the first lecture (introduction) is explained shortly since this lecture is not recorded.
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Lecture summary Diagnostics in Clinical Neuropschology (6464CN10H)
Summary of lecture 1-6 of Diagnostics course 2021-2022
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Chapter 3: The Behavioral Geography of the Brain
This is an expansive summary of chapter 3 for the Diagnostics course at Leiden University. 
 
It is written in a combination of bullet points and running text. So, if you prefer bullet points only, I recommend that you have a look first.