The Neuropsychology of Stroke in the Back of the Brain: Clinical and Cognitive Aspects

Keyphrases

• Face Recognition 100%
• Clinical Aspects 100%
• Cognitive Aspects 100%
• Neuropsychology 100%
• Word Recognition 72%
• Face Processing 45%
• Prosopagnosia 27%
• Levels of Processing 27%
• Developmental Disorders 18%
• Pure Alexia 18%
• Acquired Prosopagnosia 18%
• Developmental Prosopagnosia 18%
• Danish Version 18%
• Denmark 18%
• Visual Recognition 9%
• Cognitive Processes 9%
• Article 4 9%
• Acquired Brain Injury 9%
• Developmental Dyslexia 9%
• Readability 9%
• Posterior Stroke 9%
• Lesion Localization 9%
• Review Literature 9%
• Perceptual Function 9%
• Test Selection 9%
• Processing Ability 9%
• Word Processing 9%
• Visual Categories 9%
• Visual-perceptual 9%
• Neurotypical 9%
• Dissociation 9%
• Complex Stimuli 9%
• Large Group 9%
• Cognitive Deficits 9%
• Methodological Considerations 9%
• Behavioral Tests 9%
• First Section 9%
• Brain Injury 9%
• Screening Test 9%
• Many-to-many 9%
• Visual Word Processing 9%
• Stroke Patients 9%
• Visual Overview 9%

Psychology

• Word Recognition 100%
• Neuropsychology 100%
• Prosopagnosia 62%
• Pure Alexia 25%
• Developmental Disorder 25%
• Brain Injury 25%
• Dyslexia 12%
• Stroke Patient 12%
• Cognitive Deficit 12%
• Visual Word Processing 12%
• Reading Ability 12%
• Montreal Cognitive Assessment 12%
• Methodological Consideration 12%
• Cognitive Process 12%
• Behavioral Test 12%