This chapter contains sections titled: Background and Development of the Halstead-Reitan Battery (HRB) Practical Considerations in The Development of a Neuropsychological Test Battery Relation to Specialized Neurological Diagnostic Procedures Fixed Versus Flexible Neuropsychological Testing Procedures Differing Approaches to Neuropsychological Interpretation The Development and Incorporation of Multiple and Complementary Methods of Inferring Cerebral Damage into a Single Battery Content of The Halstead-Reitan Battery and its Conceptual and Theoretical Bases Validation of The Halstead-Reitan Neuropsychological Test Battery General Neuropsychological Effects of Cerebral Damage Lateralization Effects Clinical Inferences Regarding Individual Subjects The Halstead-Reitan Battery and Current Problems in Neuropsychology A Summary Index of Overall Performance on the HRB Practical and Legal Implications in the Use of the Halstead-Reitan Battery Recent Research with the Halstead-Reitan Battery Rehabit: A Structured Program for Retraining Neuropsychological Abilities Based on The Halstead-Reitan Battery Summary References
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