Handbook of Normative Data for Neuropsychological Assessment
"This edition provides updated references and coverage of additional neuropsychological instruments that many clinicians will find useful. For practicing neuropsychologists at any level or students in training, this book is a worthwhile investment."  --Doody'sFrom reviews of the first edition: ". . .a valuable and well-written addition to the literature that should find its way onto the reference shelves of practicing neuropsychologists.  The book will be a useful educational tool . . . There is a lot to be gained from consulting this book.  In readability, utility, and practicality, it goes way beyond the norms." -Russell M. Bauer, PhD, inJOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETYFrom reviews of the first edition: "Overall, Mitrushina et al. have made a substantial contribution with their text, and it nicely complements other thorough overviews of neuropsychology authored by Lezak or Spreen and Strauss.  It is concise, timely, comprehensive, and cogent, and it holds great utility for the practice of clinical neuropsychology . . . Let us hope they continue this good work as additional data emerge." -Michael R. Basso, PhD, inNEUROPSYCHIATRY, NEUROPSYCHOLOGY, AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROLOGYFrom reviews of the first edition: "Should neuropsychologists purchase this volume?  The answer is an unqualified yes.  The book is a very valuable asset to any neuropsychology collection.  This reviewer wholeheartedly recommends it for purchase; the tables alone justify the price . . . The authors are due a great deal of credit for gathering together material that most of us would understand as a multi-year project.  In examining this book in even a cursory way, the prospective buyer will see that the effort needed to bring it to fruition is humbling." -Kenneth M. Adams, PhD, inJOURNAL OFCLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY