Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
estudio neuropsicológico
English translation:
neuropsychological study
Added to glossary by
Marion Marshrons
Feb 26, 2001 04:46
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Spanish term
United Kingdom
Specialist in human rights/development
Native in: English (Variant: British)
Works in: Spanish to English, French to English
estudios neuropsicológicos
Spanish to English
Medical
Results of medical tests as cited in court case.
Is this simply "neuropsychological studies (or tests?)" or is a different expression usually used in English?
Is this simply "neuropsychological studies (or tests?)" or is a different expression usually used in English?
Proposed translations
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| 0 | neuropsychological studies |
Paul Roige (X)
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| 0 | neuropsychological assessment(s) OR neuropsychological tests (OR testing...OR test results) |
Annie Robberecht, C. Tr.
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neuropsychological studies
Hello again. Straight translation once more: Link 1: "Neuropsychological Studies
Neuropsychological Studies. There are generally two types of memory
impairments: that can occur as a result of brain damage: ..." And link 2: "ADHD & Autism - Neuropsychological Studies
ADHD & Autism - Neuropsychological Studies. Reliability
of EF performance (Pennington & Ozonoff, 1996). ... ". No prob. Good luck :-)
Neuropsychological Studies. There are generally two types of memory
impairments: that can occur as a result of brain damage: ..." And link 2: "ADHD & Autism - Neuropsychological Studies
ADHD & Autism - Neuropsychological Studies. Reliability
of EF performance (Pennington & Ozonoff, 1996). ... ". No prob. Good luck :-)
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neuropsychological assessment(s) OR neuropsychological tests (OR testing...OR test results)
If court evidence is based on a particular case/ person / subject, I'd go with "tests" or assessment (generic term).
If court evidence is based on broader-base assessment, I'd use "studies".
SEE FOLLOWING (all are related to court evidence):
Neuropsychological Test Batteries
psychiatric, psychological and neuropsychological evaluations
and neuropsychological testing
As court evidence neuropsychological test results must give more than a current assessment of the injured persons functioning ability on a myriad of tests.
... permit the admissibility of neuropsychological testimony was the Court ...
The Admissibility Of Scientific Evidence
Somehow, the concept that medical analysis and diagnosis (including psychological and neuropsychological testing), should not be included within the parameters of science seems strained, if not incredible.
which the trial court sustained.
If court evidence is based on broader-base assessment, I'd use "studies".
SEE FOLLOWING (all are related to court evidence):
Neuropsychological Test Batteries
psychiatric, psychological and neuropsychological evaluations
and neuropsychological testing
As court evidence neuropsychological test results must give more than a current assessment of the injured persons functioning ability on a myriad of tests.
... permit the admissibility of neuropsychological testimony was the Court ...
The Admissibility Of Scientific Evidence
Somehow, the concept that medical analysis and diagnosis (including psychological and neuropsychological testing), should not be included within the parameters of science seems strained, if not incredible.
which the trial court sustained.
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