Neuropsych Evaluation

(3 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

Analyze the theoretical and methodological proposal of the process of evaluation, diagnosis, and neuropsychological intervention in people who have functional or structural difficulties in the Central Nervous System (CNS), in order for the student to evaluate the role that the psychologist has in the clinical evaluation process and in the proposal of alternatives that improve the quality of life of people who suffer from such difficulties. Identifies the theoretical and methodological proposal of neuropsychology with a cognitive approach in the performance of psychodiagnostics in people with functional or structural alterations of the CNS. Apply neuropsychological evaluation techniques in clinical cases with neurodevelopmental disorders. Integrates various theories, methods, and psychological techniques according to the nature of the task to be solved within the framework of a scientific paradigm. Selects and applies procedures and psychological instrumentation to interpret and communicate results.