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Neurobehavioral and Psychosocial Evaluation

The Neurobehavioral and Psychosocial Evaluation Core helps researchers and clinicians assess how the development of children’s brains affects emotions, behavior, and learning. The core’s state-of-the art services make it possible for investigators to accurately measure the impact of social and environmental factors on the behavior and cognition of patients with disorders such as ADHD, autism, infant anorexia, and many others. In addition, the core performs neuropsychometric for clinical research protocols.

To support researchers, the core provides guidance on and access to
  • Instruments for measurement
  • Patient populations
  • Behavioral tests
For more information, contact Gerard A. Gioia, PhD.
 


   
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