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Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Postconcussion Syndrome: The New Evidence Base for Diagnosis and Treatment

P. Richards
Medicine, Psychology
13 February 2009

The author has established a consensus definition of MTBI and best practice in the management and treatment of these patients, while forcing us to rethink the ‘true incidence’ of persistent PCS.

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Cognitive sequelae in children with posterior fossa tumors.

A. George, S. Kuehn, E. Ventureyra
Medicine, Psychology
Pediatric neurology
2003

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Motivational effects on neuropsychological functioning: comparison of depressed versus nondepressed individuals.

P. Richards, R. Ruff
Psychology
Journal of consulting and clinical psychology
1 June 1989

The neuropsychological deficit in depressed subjects was not attributable to motivational factors and the problems with conceptualizing depression as a right-hemisphere dysfunction are discussed.

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Medical and Cognitive Outcome in Children with Traumatic Brain Injury

C. Campbell, S. Kuehn, P. Richards, E. Ventureyra, J. Hutchison
Medicine, Psychology
Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences…
1 May 2004

These children demonstrated a temporal improvement in intelligence and memory functioning, with their mean performance on these cognitive measures falling within the average range at 16 to 38 months postinjury, although there was considerable variability in the outcomes between individuals.

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Are there changes in intelligence and memory functioning following surgery for the treatment of refractory epilepsy in childhood?

S. Kuehn, D. Keene, P. Richards, E. Ventureyra
Medicine, Psychology
Child's Nervous System
25 May 2002

In this series, cortical resection as treatment of epilepsy in children did not result in a significant change in performance on measures of intelligence or memory functioning and no significant correlation was found between the medical variables and the neuropsychological outcome.

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Vestibular experiences of humans during brief periods of partial sensory deprivation are enhanced when daily geomagnetic activity exceeds 15–20 nT

M. Persinger, P. Richards
Psychology, Biology
Neuroscience Letters
14 July 1995

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The Dirty Dozen: 12 Sources of Bias in Forensic Neuropsychology with Ways to Mitigate

P. Richards, J. Geiger, Chriscelyn M Tussey
Psychology
31 October 2015

The ever expanding role of a forensic neuropsychologist in civil litigation has rightfully led to a higher level of expectation for this expert, in realms such as clinical and courtroom knowledge,…

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Temporal Lobe Signs, the Dissociative Experiences Scale and the Hemispheric Quotient

P. Richards, M. Persinger
Psychology
1 June 1991

Scores for the inference of Temporal Lobe Signs, the Dissociative Experiences Scale, and the Hemispheric Quotient were obtained for men and women. Moderately strong positive correlations (.70) were…

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Performance patterns on the Computerized Assessment of Response Bias in 1752 compensation cases

L. Allen, P. Richards, W. P. Green, G. Iverson, R. Conder
Psychology
1 February 1998

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Modification of activation and evaluation properties of narratives by weak complex magnetic field patterns that simulate limbic burst firing.

P. Richards, M. Persinger, S. Koren
Psychology
The International journal of neuroscience
1993

In two separate experiments a total of 71 volunteers were asked to generate spontaneous narratives that were scored automatically by the Whissell Dictionary of Affect, and the possibility that this approach could be utilized to study the affective dimension of language selection was indicated.

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