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DUCATION
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NIVERSITY OF COLORADO, COLORADO SPRINGS
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AJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
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OCUS: NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
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URRENTLY ENROLLED
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ARLOW UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 2010
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AJOR: PSYCHOLOGY
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INOR: PHILOSOPHY
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WARDS:
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EAN’S LIST 4 YEARS
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OMMITTEES:
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SYCHOLOGY CLUB
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PECIAL SKILLS
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OMPUTER SKILLS
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VERAGE TYPING SPEED OF 95 WPM
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ROFICIENT IN MICROSOFT WORD, EXCEL, AND POWERPOINT
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ROFICIENT IN BLACKBOARD, WEBSTUDENT, WEBADVISOR AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL
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PROGRAMS
ROFICIENT IN ADOBE PHOTOSHOP AND LIGHTROOM
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AMILIAR WITH MICROSOFT OUTLOOK LIVE
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AMILIAR WITH ALL CURRENT AND OLD MODELS OF MICROSOFT WINDOWS
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AMILIAR WITH WEB JOURNAL DATABASES SUCH AS EBSCOHOST
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OCATION & EXPERIENCE
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RUMPET BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
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OLORADO SPRINGS, CO
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CTOBER 2014 – PRESENT
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EHAVIORAL THERAPIST
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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ORK WITH CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 DIAGNOSED WITH
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NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS AND BEHAVIORAL DIFFICULTIES
ORK WITH CLIENT TO IMPLEMENT BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION PLANS IN HOME
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SCHOOL, AND CENTER SETTINGS .
ID IN SOCIAL INTERACTION AND COMMUNICATION, FUNCTIONAL AND DAILY ACTIVITIES
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ACADEMIC SKILLS .
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AKE DATA ON PROGRESS AND PROBLEM BEHAVIORS
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MADA SENIOR CARE
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OLORADO SPRINGS, CO
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ANUARY 2014 – PRESENT
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N HOME CARE GIVER
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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ORK CLOSELY WITH ELDERLY DEMENTIA PATIENT
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ORK WITH FAMILY MEMBERS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT BEHAVIORAL MEDICATION
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PLANS
UPERVISE AND ASSIST PATIENT IN ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING
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ROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM ACTIVITIES
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ID IN MEAL PREPARATION
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ACILITATE COMMUNICATION WITH OTHERS
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EAK VISTA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS: BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
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OLORADO SPRINGS, CO
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UNE 2013 – MAY 2014
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RACTICUM SITE PLACEMENT: PEDIATRIC BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOLOGY
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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DMINISTERED BEHAVIORAL AND COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY TO PATIENTS UNDER
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AGE OF 18. THERAPY SERVICES INCLUDED:
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NDIVIDUAL THERAPY
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AMILY THERAPY
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ROUP THERAPY
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SSESSMENT
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ROVIDED BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION PLANS:
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OR PATIENTS INDIVIDUALLY
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OR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS OF INFANT SCHOOL AGED PATIENTS
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ORKED WITH PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS TO FACILITATE COMMUNICATION WITH
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SCHOOLS, DAYCARES, EMPLOYERS, ETC
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ROVIDED PSYCHOEDUCATION FOR PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS
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OLLABORATED WITH PATIENTS’ PRIMARY PHYSICIANS TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE AND IN
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DEPTH CARE
ANNY
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ITTSBURGH, PA
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ECEMBER, 2010 – JULY 2012
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N HOME NANNY FOR CHILDREN AGES 2 AND 3 1/2
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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ROVIDED SUPERVISION DURING DAILY ACTIVITIES
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ROVIDED TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM SCHOOL AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
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LANNED/COOKED MEALS
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ROVIDED DAILY CARE AS WELL AS SOME OVERNIGHT CARE
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EVELOPED INDIVIDUALIZED EARLY LEARNING CURRICULUM
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IDDIE ACADEMY
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EXFORD, PA
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UGUST, 2010 – DECEMBER 2010
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OUNGER TODDLER TEACHER AT DAYCARE
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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ROVIDED SUPERVISION AND INSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN AGES 12MO 18MO
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EVELOPED INDIVIDUALIZED EARLY LEARNING CURRICULUM
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LANNED DAILY ACTIVITIES
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ROTE PROGRESS NOTES
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LLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY
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ITTSBURGH, PA
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UGUST 2009 – MAY 2010
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NDERGRADUATE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY INTERN
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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DMINISTERED TEST BATTERIES TO INPATIENTS AND OUT PATIENTS INCLUDING GOAT,
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OGICAL MEMORY, DIGIT SPAN, COWAT, BVMT R, HVLT R, WISCONSIN CARD
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ORTING TEST, MMSE ALONG WITH LONGER GERIATRIC BATTERIES, WMS, AND
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VARIOUS JUDGMENT SCREENING TESTS
CORED TESTS BY HAND OR VIA COMPUTER SOFTWARE
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NTERVIEWED AND DETERMINED TESTABILITY OF INPATIENTS
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OOK PATIENT HISTORIES AND REVIEWED CHARTS
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UPERVISED AND TRAINED NEW INTERNS
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SSISTED SUPERVISOR WITH RESEARCH
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AMPUS SCHOOL OF CARLOW UNIVERSITY
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ITTSBURGH, PA
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EPTEMBER 2006 SEPTEMBER 2009
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FTER SCHOOL TEACHER
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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ROVIDED HOMEWORK SUPPORT IN ALL ACADEMIC SUBJECTS
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ACILITATED AND SUPERVISED DAILY ACTIVITIES
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EVELOPED AND IMPLEMENTED BEHAVIORAL PLANS
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HAPED BEHAVIOR WITH POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT OF INCREMENTAL STEPS
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ESTED POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT SUCCESS
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BSERVED BOTH HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS
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EPORTED SUCCESS TO PARENTS WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER WORK TOWARD GOALS
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ERFORMED VARIOUS COMPUTER TASKS
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CCOUNTING
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ORMULATION OF STUDENT LISTS AND CHARTS
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MAIL MANAGEMENT
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RICK INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ACADEMY
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ITTSBURGH, PA
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EPTEMBER 2002 – DECEMBER 2002
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UTOR
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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UTORED MIDDLE SCHOOL CHILDREN GRADES 6 8 IN ENGLISH, READING, WRITING
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RENCH, MATH, AND SCIENCE
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ORKED ONE ON ONE WITH STUDENTS NEEDING MORE ATTENTION
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IDED STUDENTS IN DEVELOPING STUDY HABITS
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ESARCH & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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NIVERSITY OF COLORADO
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OLORADO SPRINGS, CO
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AUGUST 2012 PRESENT
● HE Δ LATENT DEMENTIA PHENOTYPE IN THE UNIFORM DATA SET: CROSS
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ALIDATION AND EXTENSION
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O UBLISHED IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
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O OYALL ET AL. IDENTIFIED A LATENT DEMENTIA VARIABLE RELATED TO
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FUNCTIONAL ABILITIES AND DECLINE ASSOCIATED WITH DEMENTIA. THIS
STUDY CROSS VALIDATED AND EXTENDED THESE FINDINGS IN THE UNIFORM
SET OF THE NATIONAL ALZHEIMER’S COORDINATING CENTERS .
DATA
● THE IMPACT OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY ON THE AGE OF ONSET AND COURSE OF
PROGRESSION OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
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O HIS STUDY AIMS TO EXPLORE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN HISTORY OF
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TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND RATE OF PROGRESSION
ALZHEIMER ’S DISEASE .
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ARLOW UNIVERSITY RESEARCH TEAM
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ITTSBURGH, PA
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UGUST 2009 PRESENT
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M GOING TO PRETEND I DIDN'T SEE THAT: THERAPISTS' KNOWLEDGE OF CLIENT
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RIMINAL ACTIVITY AND SUBSEQUENT LIKELIHOOD OF REPORTING"
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HIS STUDY IS INTERESTED IN INVESTIGATING BOTH THE FREQUENCY OF UNINTENTIONAL
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WITNESSING OF PERIPHERAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AND ETHICAL REPORTING
PRACTICES OF IN
HOME AND OUTPATIENT THERAPISTS
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ESPONSIBILITIES:
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ORMULATING EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
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RITING SURVEY QUESTIONS AND VIGNETTES
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BTAINING IRB PROPOSAL
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MPLEMENTING THE STUDY
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NALYZING DATA
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MPUTING DATA INTO SPSS
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RITING PAPERS FOR PUBLICATIONS IN JOURNALS
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RESENTING RESEARCH AT CARLOW'S ANNUAL GRADUATE COLLOQUIUM
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LLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY
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ITTSBURGH, PA
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UGUST 2009 MAY 2010
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ESEARCH CONDUCTED WITH DR. GLEN GETZ
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CKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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OSTER: AGE AND DEPRESSION NEGATIVELY AFFECT SPECIFIC AREAS OF
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ERFORMANCE ON THE NEUROBEHAVIORAL COGNITIVE STATUS EXAMINATION
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OSTER: EVALUATING TRADITIONAL AND COMPUTERIZED NEUROCOGNITIVE
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CREENING FOLLOWING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
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OSTER: A CASE STUDY OF TESTOSTERONE TREATMENT FOR A HYPOGONADAL MALE
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WITH PTSD AND DEPRESSION
OOK: SCREENING FOR BRAIN IMPAIRMENT: A MANUAL FOR MENTAL HEALTH
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RACTICE, THIRD EDITION
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