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Summaries per chapter with Developmental Neuropsychology

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Table of contents

• Chapter 0 - How is Developmental neuropsychology: A clinical approach structured?
• Chapter 1 - What is child neuropsychology and how has it developed over the past twenty years?
• Chapter 2 - What are the main characteristics of brain development?
• Chapter 3 - What is the influence of early brain insult on cognitive and social development?
• Chapter 4 - What is currently known about recovery from early brain insult?
• Chapter 5 - How do genetic and metabolic disordersdiffer from traumatic brain injury?
• Chapter 6 - What is the relationship between brain dysmorphology and functional outcomes?
• Chapter 7 - How does the study of common perinatal brain insults facilitate knowledge about the principles of post-natal neural development?
• Chapter 8 - What are the main characteristics of neurodevelopmental disorders?
• Chapter 9 - What are the characteristics and consequences of childhood traumatic brain injury?
• Chapter 10 - What are the characteristics of childhood epilepsy?
• Chapter 11 - Which elements are necessary for child neuropsychological evaluation?
• Chapter 12 - What are the key characteristics of interventions for children with early brain injury?

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