Zusammenfassung
Die Forschungsmethoden der Neuropsychologie sind sehr mannigfaltig und reichen von ‚Papier- und Bleistift-Methoden’ der Geisteswissenschaften über medizinische nicht-apparative und apparative Untersuchungsmethoden, über psychologische Testverfahren bis zur Hochtechnologie. Die Vielfalt rührt daher, dass es sich bei der Neuropsychologie um ein Grenzgebiet handelt, besser gesagt um ein überdeckungsfeld, ein integratives Forschungsgebiet und interdisziplinären Bereich mehrerer Fachgebiete. Entsprechend ist auch der akademische Zugang zu diesem Fach multidisziplinär. Man kann von der Medizin und / oder von der Psychologie kommen, neuerdings auch von der Humanbiologie. Auch die Linguisten kommen hinzu; allerdings ist die Sprache nur ein Teil der Neuropsychologie.
Die Einleitung und die Abschnitte 4.1., 4.2., 4.3., 4.4.1., 4.4.3., 5.1. und 5.3. stammen von L. Deecke, die Abschnitte 2., 3., 4.4.2. und 5.2. von H. Bauer.
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Bauer, H., Deecke, L. (2011). Forschungsmethoden der Neuropsychologie. In: Lehrner, J., Pusswald, G., Fertl, E., Strubreither, W., Kryspin-Exner, I. (eds) Klinische Neuropsychologie. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0064-6_16
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