Presents experimental methodology, neuropsychological
interpretations, and clinical applications of cognitive
microgenesis theory along with research findings on visual
information processing, anxiety, defense, attention, and
personality assessment.
Cognitive microgenesis is a theory about how the brain develops thinking processes. This book shows what research has been done and how this theory can be applied in clinical practice to the problems of brain damage and neurorehabilitation.
Robert E. Hanlon
brain evolution neuropsychology perception personality psychology rehabilitation