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Sebastian Nielen,Siegrun Brink,Sören Ivensology has advanced, the focus of assessment has begun to shift from localization to delineation of cognitive function. Cognition, however, is an internal process and cannot be observed. In contrast, performance on a neuropsychological test is observable. According to Kaplan (1983), neuropsychologica