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Introduction: This form serves to evaluate neuropsychological functioning using standardized testing measures. This will encompass an in-depth assessment of cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and neurological statuses.
Overview: The comprehensive evaluation aims to understand various brain functions and behavior. It is anchored on systematic examinations through tests, interviews, and direct observations.
Cognitive Functioning: It assesses information processing speed, executive function, verbal and visuospatial abilities, attention, and memory.
Emotional Functioning: It measures mood states, affective processing, and emotional recognition.
Behavioral Functioning: It scrutinizes adaptive behaviors, personality traits, habits, and reactions.
Neurological Functioning: It evaluates motor skills, sensory integration, coordination, and general neurological status.
Adaptive Functioning: Ability to function effectively in daily life, including communication, self-care, social interactions, and independent living.
Cranial Nerve Assessment, Motor and Sensory Evaluation: Clinical examination to assess cranial nerve function and motor/sensory abilities.
Intelligence/Cognitive Abilities: Mental capacities including problem-solving, memory, attention, and language skills, assessed using tests like WAIS and Raven's Matrices.
Social Cognition: Ability to understand and respond to social cues and situations, evaluated through tests assessing empathy, theory of mind, and social judgment.
Criteria | Description | Result and Findings |
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Cognitive functioning | Assessment of abilities related to learning, problem-solving, decision-making, and other related cognitive functions. | |
Emotional functioning | Evaluation of emotional responses, resilience, recognition, and understanding of personal emotions. | |
Behavioural functioning | Measurement of actions and reactions in different situations, awareness of personal behavior. | |
Neurological functioning | Inspection of overall neurological status including motor and sensory skills, balance and coordination, and spatial awareness. | |
Adaptive Functioning | Cranial Nerve Assessment, Motor and Sensory Evaluation | |
Intelligence/Cognitive Abilities | Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Raven's Progressive Matrices | |
Social Cognition | Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test, Social Perception Test |
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