Titlebook: Handbook of Cross-Cultural Neuropsychology; Elaine Fletcher-Janzen,Tony L. Strickland,Cecil R. Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Multicultural Perspectives on the Neuropsychology of Brain Injury Assessment and Rehabilitationsts of care. These statistics in combination highlight the vast numbers of individuals who have acquired a brain injury with resultant disability, and who can therefore benefit from services to improve functional abilities and quality of life.

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Asok Kumar Sarkar,Satyajit Das Guptaemics decrying the use of mental tests with members of ethnic minorities. Courts, legislatures, and the media have all become involved in the questions surrounding potential cultural bias in testing (e.g., see Brown, Reynolds, & Whitaker, in press; .; .).

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Methods for Detecting and Evaluating Cultural Bias in Neuropsychological Testsemics decrying the use of mental tests with members of ethnic minorities. Courts, legislatures, and the media have all become involved in the questions surrounding potential cultural bias in testing (e.g., see Brown, Reynolds, & Whitaker, in press; .; .).

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Book 2000neuropsychologist interested in culturalcompetence and help increase understanding of the link betweencultural competence in assessment and intervention and good treatmentoutcomes. .The handbook authors provide an in-depth discussion of the currentstatus of multicultural training in neuropsychology;