Cognitive rehabilitation in perspective
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Cognitive rehabilitation in perspective
（Brain damage, behaviour and cognition : developments in clinical neuropsychology / series editors, Chris Code and Dave Müller）
Taylor & Francis, c1990
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Bibliography: p. 257-258
Includes index
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pbk. ISBN 9780850664454
Description
This volume is the first of three which trace the story of the creation and growth of Britain's largest trade union and with it the transformation of the unskilled workers of Victorian Britain form a mob into a movement. This comprehensive history throws some light on the meaning of trade union "recognition", the contribution of syndicalism and guild socialism, and the influence of internationalism on the struggle of low paid workers to improve their income, and to achieve a means of political expression. The emergence of the TGWU is followed from the struggle or the "dockers tanner" in 1989 to Ernest Bevan's passionate advocacy on behalf of the dockers in 1920. The key figures who shaped events both nationally and regionally are quoted at length and so speak for themselves. The TGWU has recently celebrated its centenary and the book is based on material from the union's own archive in Transport House.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Introduction: towards a model of cognitive rehabilitation, Rodger L. Wood. Part 2 Rehabilitation of attention disorders: the remediation of attentional disorders following brain injury of acute onset, John M. Gray
- the use of computers in the rehabilitation of attention disorders, Jennie Ponsford
- the management of acquired attention and memory deficits, Catherine A. Mateer et al. Part 3 Rehabilitation of memory disorders: the process diary concept - an approach in training orientation, memory and behavioural control, Arnstein Finset and Sverre Andresen
- memory strategies for closed head injured patients - do lessons in psychology help?, Betto G. Deelman et al. Part 4 Rehabilitation of reasoning and problem solving abilities: hypothesis forming and computerized cognitive therapy, Azriel Evyatar et al
- frontal lobe dysfunctions in patients - therapeutical approaches, D.Y. von Cramon and G. Matthes-von Cramon. Part 5 Cognitive approaches to the rehabilitation of behaviour disorders: rehabilitation of dyscontrol syndromes following frontal lobe damage - a cognitive neuropsychology approach, Paul W. Burgess and Nick Alderman
- integrating cognition and behaviour - pragmatic approach to brain injury rehabilitation, Nick Alderman and Paul W. Burgess
- behavioural learning therapies for the traumatically brain-injured patient, C. Alam Hopewell et al.
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ISBN 9780850664928
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This book outlines the current status and applications of cognitive rehabilitation, a major component of brain injury rehabilitation. Each chapter describes the theoretical rationale underlying the clinical procedures used to improve cognition. Following the introduction, a group of contributors cover the areas of attention disorders, memory disorders, reasoning and problem solving abilities, and behaviour disorders.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Introduction: towards a model of cognitive rehabilitation, Rodger L. Wood. Part 2 Rehabilitation of attention disorders: the remediation of attentional disorders following brain injury of acute onset, John M. Gray
- the use of computers in the rehabilitation of attention disorders, Jennie Ponsford
- the management of acquired attention and memory deficits, Catherine A. Mateer et al. Part 3 Rehabilitation of memory disorders: the process diary concept - an approach in training orientation, memory and behavioural control, Arnstein Finset and Sverre Andresen
- memory strategies for closed head injured patients - do lessons in psychology help?, Betto G. Deelman et al. Part 4 Rehabilitation of reasoning and problem solving abilities: hypothesis forming and computerized cognitive therapy, Azriel Evyatar et al
- frontal lobe dysfunctions in patients - therapeutical approaches, D.Y. von Cramon and G. Matthes-von Cramon. Part 5 Cognitive approaches to the rehabilitation of behaviour disorders: rehabilitation of dyscontrol syndromes following frontal lobe damage - a cognitive neuropsychology approach, Paul W. Burgess and Nick Alderman
- integrating cognition and behaviour - pragmatic approach to brain injury rehabilitation, Nick Alderman and Paul W. Burgess
- behavioural learning therapies for the traumatically brain-injured patient, C. Alam Hopewell et al.
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