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Hans Kurt Tönshoff,Berend Denkena mechanisms that are initiated by a traumatic event. However, in spite of this broad research initiative into recovery of function and the possibilities of cognitive remediation, our knowledge is still rather limited, with respect to both the neurobiological mecha­ nisms that may underlie functional

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Hans Kurt Tönshoff,Berend Denkenason 1987). Moreover, scientifically sound data collection methods can be used in both clinical practice and research. We will present thiree key issues that exert a significant though typically hidden influence on research design in neuropsychological rehabilitation. Initially, we will consider a ty

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Hans Kurt Tönshoff,Berend Denkenaothly, it was felt natural to mark this accomplish­ ment by the arrangement of an international conference on rehabilitation of brain damage. On this occasion, a number of leading specialists gave lectures on many different aspects of the topic. This provided great incentives for those interested in the field978-1-4612-9801-4978-1-4613-1741-8

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Hans Kurt Tönshoff,Berend DenkenaBeyond the influence of injury-specific factors such as severity of insult, behavioural and emotional symptoms after brain injury appear to be more closely related to psychosocial factors present before and after the injury. These include family material and social resources, social disadvantage, st

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Hans Kurt Tönshoff,Berend DenkenaBeyond the influence of injury-specific factors such as severity of insult, behavioural and emotional symptoms after brain injury appear to be more closely related to psychosocial factors present before and after the injury. These include family material and social resources, social disadvantage, st

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Hans Kurt Tönshoff,Berend DenkenaBeyond the influence of injury-specific factors such as severity of insult, behavioural and emotional symptoms after brain injury appear to be more closely related to psychosocial factors present before and after the injury. These include family material and social resources, social disadvantage, st

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