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Decision-making following closed-head injury: Can response speed be retrained?

Diana Deacon University of Ottawa,
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Kenneth B. Campbell University of Ottawa,
Pages 639-651 | Accepted 05 Nov 1990, Published online: 04 Jan 2008

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James F. Malec. (1993) Ethics in brain injury rehabilitation: existential choices among western cultural beliefs. Brain Injury 7:5, pages 383-400.
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Concetta Puopolo, Marialuisa Martelli & Pierluigi Zoccolotti. (2013) Role of sensory modality and motor planning in the slowing of patients with traumatic brain injury: A meta-analysis. Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 37:10, pages 2638-2648.
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Connie C. Duncan, Angela C. Summers, Elizabeth J. Perla, Kerry L. Coburn & Allan F. Mirsky. (2011) Evaluation of traumatic brain injury: Brain potentials in diagnosis, function, and prognosis. International Journal of Psychophysiology 82:1, pages 24-40.
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Paul M. Dockree & Ian H. Robertson. (2011) Electrophysiological markers of cognitive deficits in traumatic brain injury: A review. International Journal of Psychophysiology 82:1, pages 53-60.
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Brian Levine, Gary R. Turner & Donald T. Stuss. 2015. Cognitive Neurorehabilitation. Cognitive Neurorehabilitation 464 486 .
Connie C. Duncan, Mary H. Kosmidis & Allan F. Mirsky. (2005) Closed head injury-related information processing deficits: An event-related potential analysis. International Journal of Psychophysiology 58:2-3, pages 133-157.
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Letizia Mazzini. (2004) Clinical applications of event-related potentials in brain injury. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America 15:1, pages 163-175.
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Theodore R. Bashore & K. Richard Ridderinkhof. (2002) Older age, traumatic brain injury, and cognitive slowing: Some convergent and divergent findings.. Psychological Bulletin 128:1, pages 151-198.
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Nancy Carney, Randall M. Chesnut, Hugo Maynard, N. Clay Mann, Patricia Patterson & Mark Helfand. (1999) Effect of Cognitive Rehabilitation on Outcomes for Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury: A Systematic Review. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation 14:3, pages 277-307.
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John Whyte, Marcia Polansky, Christopher Cavallucci, Megan Fleming, Joanna Lhulier & H. Branch Coslett. (2009) Inattentive behavior after traumatic brain injury. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society 2:4, pages 274-281.
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S.R. Schweinberger, C. Buse & W. Sommer. (1993) Reaction Time Improvements with Practice in Brain-Damaged Patients. Cortex 29:2, pages 333-340.
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M.D. Rugg, C.D. Pickles, D.D. Potter, M.C. Doyle, B. Pentland & R.C. Roberts. (1993) Cognitive brain potentials in a three-stimulus auditory “oddball” task after closed head injury. Neuropsychologia 31:4, pages 373-393.
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