Table of Contents

Contributors

I Introduction

1. Introduction to Neuropsychology and Technology
Robert L. Kane and Thomas D. Parsons

II Beyond Paper-and-Pencil Assessment

2. Computer-based Assessment: Current Status and Next Steps
Philip Schatz

3. Technologies for Functionally Relevant Neuropsychological Assessment
Maria T. Schultheis & Matthew Doiron

4. On the Use of Virtual Reality as an Outcome Measure in Neuropsychological Rehabilitation
Diana Jovanovski & Konstantine K. Zakzanis

5. Teleneuropsychology
Robert L. Kane & C. Munro Cullum

III Domain and Scenario-based Assessment

6. Advances in Neuropsychological Assessment of Attention: from initial computerized CPTs to AULA virtual reality norm validated test
Unai Díaz-Orueta

7. Virtual Environment Grocery Store
Thomas D. Parsons, Timothy McMahan, Patrick Melugin, and Michael Barnett

8. Virtual Reality Applications for Neuropsychological Assessment in the Military: Historical Antecedents, Current Developments, and Future Directions
Joe Edwards and Thomas D. Parsons

9. Virtual Reality for Assessment of Episodic Memory in Normal and Pathological Aging
Gaën Plancher and Pascale Piolino

10. A Review of Factors Affecting Aging Services Technology Use in the Aging Population
Joyce W. Tam and Maureen Schmitter-Edgecombe

11. Using Smart Environment Technologies to Monitor and Assess Everyday Functioning and Deliver Real-time Intervention
Maureen Schmitter-Edgecombe, Diane J. Cook, Alyssa Weakley, and Prafulla Dawadi

IV Integrating Cognitive Assessment with Biological Metrics

12. Technological Innovations to Enhance Neuro-cognitive Rehabilitation
Anthony J.-W. Chen, Fred Loya, & Deborah Binder

13. Incorporating Neuroimaging With Cognitive Assessment
Erin D. Bigler

14. Multimodal Biomarkers to Discriminate Cognitive State
Thomas F. Quatieri, James R. Williamson, Christopher J. Smalt, Joey Perricone, Tejash Patel, Laura Brattain, Brian Helfer, Daryush Mehta, Jeffrey Palmer, Kristin Heaton, Marianna Eddy, & Joseph Moran

15. Integrating Technologies in the Study of Attentional Networks
Michael I. Posner
V Conclusion

16. Advanced Technology and Assessment: Ethical and Methodological Considerations
Shane S. Bush and Philip Schatz

17. Computational Neuropsychology: Current and future prospects for interfacing neuropsychology and technology
Thomas D. Parsons and Robert L. Kane

Index

About the Author

Robert L. Kane, PhD, ABPP-CN, is a clinical neuropsychologist at Neuropsychology Associates of Fairfax, LLC.

Thomas D. Parsons, PhD, is Associate Professor and Director, Computational Neuropsychology and Simulation (CNS) Lab, Department of Psychology, University of North Texas.