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What would it be like to visit such a psychologist?
Neural Psychologist: Visit & Explore Benefits
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In summary: There is not a lot of research on clinical neuropsychology, but the theory is still developing. Clinical neuropsychologists use a variety of methods to help patients. Some common methods are rating scales, interviews, and psychological tests.In summary, clinical neuropsychology is a relatively new field that is still developing its theories. Clinical neuropsychologists use a variety of methods to help patients.
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What do you think? Is this for a report?
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berkeman said:
No idea. Do you mean a report for me or I'm doing a report?
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Do we even know what a neural psychologist does?
I think berkman's asking if you're doing a school project, tgt.
I think berkman's asking if you're doing a school project, tgt.
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When you google the phrase and read through the hits, what have you learned? Help us help you. That's what the PF is all about. There are no spoons here...
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Google "neuropsychology".
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuropsychology#Methods_and_tools
They will tell you to use google more often. Searching it on google would take less time than is required to make a post on PF.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuropsychology#Methods_and_tools
They will tell you to use google more often. Searching it on google would take less time than is required to make a post on PF.
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I think it's flattering that folks think we know more than Google. 
tgt, just to clarify the confusion above, the question is so vague with no context that we're not sure if you were assigned this topic for coursework, or if you have some other reason to have this particular question pop into your mind. That's why people are hesitating to give you answers if they know them.
tgt, just to clarify the confusion above, the question is so vague with no context that we're not sure if you were assigned this topic for coursework, or if you have some other reason to have this particular question pop into your mind. That's why people are hesitating to give you answers if they know them.
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Moonbear said:I think it's flattering that folks think we know more than Google.
tgt, just to clarify the confusion above, the question is so vague with no context that we're not sure if you were assigned this topic for coursework, or if you have some other reason to have this particular question pop into your mind. That's why people are hesitating to give you answers if they know them.
Thanks for clarifying. Now my turn. I like to know what it would be like to visit such a specialist. What gain is there? No, I'm not doing it for a report.
On the side, how developed is the theory? I realize not much is known about the brain.
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:rofl: This thread comes up #3 on the Google search!
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What is a Neural Psychologist?
A Neural Psychologist is a scientist who studies the relationship between the brain and behavior. They use various techniques, such as neuroimaging and cognitive tests, to understand how the brain influences our thoughts, emotions, and actions.
What does a Neural Psychologist do?
A Neural Psychologist conducts research to investigate the neural processes underlying different behaviors, such as memory, attention, and decision-making. They also work with individuals who have neurological disorders to assess and treat their cognitive and emotional impairments.
What are the benefits of visiting a Neural Psychologist?
Visiting a Neural Psychologist can provide valuable insights into your brain functioning and behavior. It can help identify any underlying neurological issues and provide personalized treatment plans to improve cognitive functioning and emotional well-being.
What techniques do Neural Psychologists use?
Neural Psychologists use a variety of techniques to study the brain and behavior, including neuroimaging (e.g. fMRI, EEG), cognitive tests, and behavioral experiments. They may also collaborate with other scientists, such as neuroscientists and neuropsychologists, to gain a comprehensive understanding of the brain.
How can I become a Neural Psychologist?
To become a Neural Psychologist, you typically need a doctoral degree in neuroscience, psychology, or a related field. You will also need to complete postdoctoral training and obtain a state license to practice. Strong research and analytical skills, as well as a passion for understanding the brain, are essential for this career.
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