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245 00 Neuropsychology of sports-related concussion /|cedited by 
       Peter A. Arnett. 
250    First edition. 
264  1 Washington, DC :|bAmerican Psychological Association,
       |c[2019] 
300    xiii, 404 pages ;|ccm 
336    text|2rdacontent 
337    computer|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Persistent postconcussive symptoms after sport-related 
       concussion / Michael A. McCrea, Breton M. Asken, Lindsay 
       D. Nelson, and William B. Barr -- Posttraumatic headache 
       and migraine assessment and management after sport-related
       concussion / Melissa N. Womble, Jill R. Henley, Sheri A. 
       Fedor, and Michael W. Collins -- Assessment and impact of 
       depression and anxiety in sports concussion evaluations / 
       Peter A. Arnett, Erin Guty, and Megan Bradson -- 
       Integration of genetic factors with neuropsychological 
       variables in predicting sports concussion outcome / 
       Victoria C. Merritt and Peter A. Arnett -- Neuroimaging 
       and sports-related concussion / Emily C. Grossner, Andrew 
       R. Mayer, and Frank G. Hillary -- Chronic traumatic 
       encephalopathy and the long-term consequences of 
       repetitive head impacts in sports / Michael L. Alosco, 
       Rose C. Healy, and Robert A. Stern -- Sex differences in 
       sports-related concussion / Tracey Covassin, Abby C. 
       Bretzin, and Meghan E. Fox -- Assessment of effort in 
       sports concussion evaluations / Amanda R. Rabinowitz -- 
       The validity of neuropsychological tests in sports-related
       concussions / Art Maerlender -- Do traditional 
       neuropsychological measures add value to computerized 
       tests for concussion assessment in collegiate athletes? / 
       Jessica Meyer and Peter A. Arnett -- Professional sports 
       neuropsychology / Ruben Echemendia, Jared Bruce, and 
       Morgan Glusman -- Application of virtual reality in 
       assessment and treatment of concussion / Alexa E. Walter 
       and Semyon M. Slobounov -- Neuropsychological assessment 
       of concussion in pediatric populations / Frank M. Webbe 
       and Denise S. Vagt -- Management of sports-related 
       concussions in a orthopaedic setting / Neha Gupta and 
       Wayne J. Sebastianelli -- Where are we now, and where do 
       we go from here? / Peter A. Arnett. 
520    "This book's focus is on concussions that occur through 
       participation in sport. It will meet the needs of those 
       involved in the management of sports-related concussions. 
       The book is organized into four topical sections covering 
       16 chapters that are essential for understanding 
       neuropsychological aspects of sports concussion. Section 
       one, Symptom Outcomes and Management, includes chapters on
       persistent postconcussive symptoms; posttraumatic headache
       and migraine assessment; and depression and anxiety in 
       sports concussion management. Section two, Biological 
       Underpinnings and Consequences, includes three informative
       chapters focusing on genetic factors; the use of 
       neuroimaging in sports concussion; and chronic traumatic 
       encephalopathy. Section three, Factors Affecting the 
       Validity of Neuropsychological Results, addresses a range 
       of important measurement issues that can affect the 
       validity of neuropsychological results in the sports 
       concussion context. It provides an authoritative review on
       sex differences in sports concussion. The section 
       discusses issues relating to the assessment of effort on 
       testing, and provides a wide-ranging review of a host of 
       validity issues in neuropsychological assessment. Finally,
       it presents some empirical data comparing the sensitivity 
       of the ImPACT test with traditional neuropsychological 
       measures. Section four, Specialty Contributions to Sports 
       Concussion, includes chapters focusing on neuropsychology 
       in professional sports, and presents a fascinating 
       presentation of virtual-reality paradigms as applied to 
       sports concussion. It also discusses pediatric concussion 
       and focuses on how the paradigm for management of 
       concussions in orthopedic settings has changed 
       dramatically in recent years. The final chapter highlights
       some of the key take-home points from the book."--Preface.
       (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2018 APA, all rights 
       reserved). 
530    Also issued in print. 
533    Electronic reproduction.|bWashington, D.C. :|cAmerican 
       Psychological Association,|d2019.|nAvailable via World 
       Wide Web.|nAccess limited by licensing agreement.|7s2018  
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650  0 Brain|xConcussion. 
650  0 Sports injuries. 
650  7 MEDICAL / Surgery / General.|2bisacsh 
650  7 Brain|xConcussion.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00837600 
650  7 Sports injuries.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01130688 
650 12 Brain Concussion|xphysiopathology.|0(DNLM)D001924Q000503 
650 12 Brain Concussion|xcomplications.|0(DNLM)D001924Q000150 
650 22 Athletic Injuries.|0(DNLM)D001265 
650 22 Neuropsychology|xmethods.|0(DNLM)D009484Q000379 
650 22 Post-Concussion Syndrome.|0(DNLM)D038223 
700 1  Arnett, Peter A.,|eeditor. 
710 2  American Psychological Association,|epublisher. 
776 0  Original|w(DLC)  2018016364 
776 08 |iOnline version:|tNeuropsychology of sports-related 
       concussion|bFirst edition.|dWashington, DC : American 
       Psychological Association, [2019]|z9781433829826|w(DLC)  
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