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Cognitive Neuropsychology Methods

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  Jansari, A. (Academic). (2016). Cognitive neuropsychology methods [Streaming video]. Retrieved from SAGE Video.
  
  Jansari, Ashok. "Cognitive Neuropsychology Methods." SAGE Video video, 00:09:20. 2016. http://sk.sagepub.com/video/cognitive-neuropsychology-methods.
  
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  Jansari, Ashok. "Cognitive Neuropsychology Methods." Online video clip. SAGE Video. SAGE Publications Ltd, 28 Jan. 2016. Web. 7 Aug. 2020.
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Dr. Ashok Jansari discusses the different methods used in cognitive neuropsychology research. He explains that research style is often dependent on the availability of patients, but that a healthy control group is always imperative. He also covers double dissociation and neuroimaging.