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What kind of tests are used by a neuropsychologist? going there for post concussion syndrome, a little worried?
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Neuropsychology test: The testing used by neuropsychology are to examine your cognitive functions. The examination is usually answering a set of questions and a clinical eviation. They do not hurt or are invasive. The testing does usually take a few hours so be prepared to spend half a day.
Answered 2/19/2015
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