Introduction to the Special Edition: IQ-Based MOANS Norms for Multiple Neuropsychological Instruments

Brett A. Steinberg · Linas A. Bieliauskas

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The influence of age and education on performance on standard neuropsychological tests has been well documented. Heaton, Ryan, Grant, and Matthews (1996) argue convincingly that “adequate assessmen...

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