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The aim is to integrate cognitive neuroscience findings into clinical neuropsychology assessments related to the frontal lobes.

Adult Clinical Neuropsychology: Lessons from Studies of the Frontal Lobes

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Review highlights the need to connect cognitive neuroscience findings to clinical assessment in neuropsychology, focusing on frontal lobe functions.

The aim is to integrate cognitive neuroscience findings into clinical neuropsychology assessments related to the frontal lobes.
Reviewed historical and modern assessment approaches for frontal lobe functions.
Discussed both standard and advanced techniques for evaluating executive and emotional processes.
Explored the fractionation of frontal subprocesses and their anatomical mappings.
Findings indicate distinct roles for cognitive and affective functions within the frontal lobes.
Demonstrated that current assessments do not fully incorporate experimental findings from neuroscience.
Highlighted the importance of frontal lobes in self-awareness and mental time travel.

Stuss et al. (2002) studied this question.

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Review highlights the need to connect cognitive neuroscience findings to clinical assessment in neuropsychology, focusing on frontal lobe functions.