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Reading and Writing Acquisition: A Developmental Neuropsychological Perspective

By: Virginia Wise Berninger | Book details

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CONTENTS
Preface xiii
PART I THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS 1
1 Introduction to Part I and Defining the Developmental Neuropsychological Perspective2
Outline2
Introduction to Part I (Chapters 1 Through 3) 3
Differentiating Developmental and Adult Neuropsychology3
Differentiating Educational and Clinical Approaches Within Developmental Neuropsychology5
Levels of Analysis in Brain-Behavior Equations7
Systems Models: Reconciling Localized and Distributed Function8
Posner's Orchestration of Mind9
Luria's Working Brain10
Minsky's Society of Mind14
The Individual as the Unit of Analysis and Normal Variation at All Levels of Analysis18
Developmental Dissociations as Technique for Disconnecting Interconnected Functions23
Constraints Versus Causality in Modeling Brain-Behavior Relationships24

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