Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Sensation seeking and risk behaviors in young adults with and without a history of head injury,2004,11,2,107-112,O'jile
Adolescents' understanding of the causes and consequences of traumatic brain injury,1998,5,3,139-142,Leathem
Flexible adaptation to changing task demands in severe closed head injury patients: a driving simulator study,1996,3,3-4,155-165,Brouwer
Driving is more than pedal pushing,1999,6,3,154-164,Meyers
Why one fakes a head injury affects how one fakes a head injury,2009,16,1,42-48,Erdal
Executive control functions in simulated driving,2009,16,1,11-18,Mantyla
Symptom Validity Test Performance in U.S. Veterans Referred for Evaluation of Mild TBI,2010,17,1,52-59,Armistead-Jehle
Fostering adjustment to acquired brain injury by psychotherapeutic interventions: a preliminary study,2010,17,1,18-26,Hofer
An examination of the base rates of post-concussion symptoms: the influence of demographics and depression,2010,17,1,1-7,Garden
Identifying at-risk older adult community-dwelling drivers through neuropsychological evaluation,2009,16,4,281-287,Zook
The effects of alcoholism comorbidity on neurocognitive function following traumatic brain injury,2009,16,3,186-192,Donohue
Motor tests and cognition in healthy older adults,2009,16,3,171-176,Ashendorf
Effects of patient occupation and education variables on the choice of neuropsychological assessment instruments,2007,14,4,247-254,Barr
The effect of age and education transformations on neuropsychological test scores of persons with diffuse or bilateral brain damage,2005,12,4,181-189,Reitan
Premorbid intellectual functioning education and brain size in traumatic brain injury: an investigation of the cognitive reserve hypothesis,2003,10,3,153-162,Blasey
Pesticide poisoning in a preschool child: a case study examining neurocognitive and neurobehavioral effects,2010,17,2,153-159,Riccio
The path ahead: future trends in the assessment and treatment of TBI in the pediatric population,2010,17,2,123-124,Noggle
Pediatric traumatic brain injury: rehabilitation and transition to home and school,2010,17,2,116-122,Semrud-Clikeman
Psychosocial and behavioral functioning following pediatric TBI: presentation assessment and intervention,2010,17,2,110-115,Noggle
Assessing sensory-motor deficits in pediatric traumatic brain injury,2010,17,2,104-109,Dean
Executive functions in children with traumatic brain injury,2010,17,2,99-103,Reynolds
Memory and learning in pediatric traumatic brain injury: a review and examination of moderators of outcome,2010,17,2,83-92,Bigler
Pediatric TBI: prevalence and functional ramifications,2010,17,2,81-82,Noggle
Cognitive dysfunction after closed head injury: contributions of demographic injury severity and other factors,1996,3,1,41-47,Lovell
The subjective experiences of spouse caregivers of persons with brain injuries: a qualitative analysis,1996,3,1,28-40,Stark-Wroblewski
Assessing olfaction following pediatric traumatic brain injury,1996,3,2,86-88,Roberts
Neurobehavioral sequelae of high voltage electrical injuries: comparison with traumatic brain injury,1996,3,2,75-81,Kealey
Strengths and limitations of the Short Category Test in neuropsychological examination following acute traumatic brain injury,1996,3,2,58-64,Kelly
Head injury in a college population: analysis of epidemiological factors,1996,3,2,49-54,O'jile
Prediction of depression and anxiety 1 year after moderate-severe traumatic brain injury,2010,17,3,183-189,Hammond
Utility of the UFOV test with mild traumatic brain injury,2005,12,3,138-142,Gouvier
Raw demographically altered and composite Halstead-Reitan Battery data in the evaluation of adult victims of nonimpact acceleration forces in motor vehicle accidents,1999,6,2,79-87,Sweeney
Neuropsychological Assessment Battery (NAB): Performance in a Sample of Patients with Moderate-to-Severe Traumatic Brain Injury,2010,17,4,283-288,Zgaljardic
Relation of measures of executive function to aggressive behavior in children,2011,18,1,1-10,Riccio
Brain injury without head injury. Some physics of automobile collisions with particular reference to brain injuries occurring without physical head trauma,1995,2,2,47-62,Varney
Head trauma and intellectual status: relation to quantitative magnetic resonance imaging findings,1999,6,4,217-225,Bigler
Malingering and mild brain injury: how low is too low,1999,6,4,208-216,Meyers
Detection of malingerers using the Rey Complex Figure and Recognition Trial,1999,6,4,201-207,Meyers
Performance of psychotic and substance abuse patients with or without head injury on the Halstead-Reitan Battery,1999,6,2,88-95,Collingwood
Neuropsychological correlates of duration of glances at secondary tasks while driving,1998,5,1,24-32,Summala
Psychometric data for the NFL Neuropsychological Test Battery,2011,18,3,197-209,Lovell
Demographic and Injury-Related Moderators of Memory and Achievement Outcome in Pediatric TBI,2011,18,4,298-308,Lajiness-O'Neill
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-Revised Block Design broken configuration errors in nonpenetrating traumatic brain injury,2000,7,4,208-214,Boake
Can head injury patients simulate malingering?,2000,7,4,201-207,Varney
WAIS-III and WMS-III profiles of mildly to severely brain-injured patients,2000,7,3,126-132,Tulsky
Postconcussional symptoms in chronic back pain,2000,7,2,83-89,Gasquoine
Nonimpact brain injury: neuropsychological and behavioral correlates with consideration of physiological findings,2000,7,2,65-75,Gross
How low is too low revisited: sentence repetition and AVLT-recognition in the detection of malingering,2001,8,4,234-241,Meyers
A nonimpact article about nonimpact injury,2001,8,2,113-116,Lang
Divided attention deficits in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome,2001,8,1,4-11,Ross
Cognitive compromise following exercise in monozygotic twins discordant for chronic fatigue syndrome: fact or artifact?,2001,8,1,31-40,Schoene
Symptoms and cognitive dysfunction in patients with the late whiplash syndrome,2003,10,3,170-175,Waterloo
Clinical utility of the trail making test ratio score,2003,10,3,163-169,Donders
Traumatic brain injury brief outcome interview,2003,10,3,145-152,Burton
Examination of "postconcussion-like" symptoms in a healthy sample,2003,10,3,137-144,Iverson
Return to play following sports-related mild traumatic brain injury: the role for neuropsychology,2003,10,1,48-55,Cantu
Computer-based assessment of sports-related concussion,2003,10,1,42-47,Schatz
Recency and frequency of soccer heading interact to decrease neurocognitive performance,2003,10,1,31-41,Webbe
Epidemiological considerations of concussions among intercollegiate athletes,2003,10,1,12-22,Covassin
Current issues in the identification assessment and management of concussions in sports-related injuries,2003,10,1,4-11,Schatz
Analysis of substitution test performance using eye movement and video data,2002,9,3,179-182,Stephens
Attentional processes in abstinent methylenedioxymethamphetamine (ecstasy) users,2002,9,2,84-91,Zakzanis
Watch what you say and how you say it: differential response to speech by participants with and without head injuries,2002,9,1,58-62,Gouvier
Neuropsychological and information processing performance and its relationship to white matter changes following moderate and severe traumatic brain injury: a preliminary study,2004,11,3,134-152,Mathias
Perception of health and quality of life in minorities after mild-to-moderate traumatic brain injury,2004,11,1,54-64,McCauley
Executive functioning and adaptive living skills after acquired brain injury,2012,19,4,263-271,Perna
Ecologically valid assessment of executive dysfunction using a novel virtual reality task in patients with acquired brain injury,2012,19,3,207-220,Zakzanis
Base rates of postconcussion syndrome by method of symptom report,2012,19,3,164-170,Sullivan
TBI and nonverbal executive functioning: examination of a modified design fluency test's psychometric properties and sensitivity to focal frontal injury,2013,ePub,ePub,ePub,Belanger
Mild head injury in sports,1997,4,1,43-49,Barth