Effectiveness and specificity in neuropsychological therapies: A cognitive point of view
(1997) Aphasiology — Vol. 11, n° 2, p. 105-123 (1997)
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- In this article the cognitive-oriented approach in neuropsychological therapy is presented with a special emphasis on the question of the measurement of its effectiveness. The main paradigms which can be used in single-case treatments are presented and discussed. It is argued that the single-case approach does not constitute an obstacle to the evaluation of the treatment outcomes, but, on the contrary, may help to clarify the specificity of the treatment effects.
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Seron, X. (1997). Effectiveness and specificity in neuropsychological therapies: A cognitive point of view. Aphasiology, 11(2), 105-123. https://doi.org/10.1080/02687039708248459 (Original work published 1997)