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Presence of Third Party Observers During Neuropsychological Testing Official Statement of the National Academy of Neuropsychology

Bradley N. Axelrod · Jeffrey T. Barth · David Faust · Jerid M. Fisher · Robert L. Heilbronner · Glenn J. Larrabee +2 more

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Ethics in Clinical Research Healthcare Decision-Making and Restraints

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Bradley Axelrod, Ph.D., Jeffrey Barth, Ph.D., David Faust, Ph.D., Jerid Fisher, Ph.D., Robert Heilbronner, Ph.D., Glenn Larrabee, Ph.D., Neil Pliskin, Ph.D

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