JCEN

Congrats to SNS student member Mickey Ellis-Stockley on this 1st first-authored publication & collaboration w/ fellow student member @dtbaldini! Great contribution to the literature regarding paper and pencil neuropsychological testing in young athletes! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40376862/

Our Global Engagement Committee's Research and Editing Consulting Program offers FREE research design, statistical advice, and English language editing from neuropsychology experts. Contact Dr. Anthony Risser at arisser@adler.edu to learn more! Or visit: buff.ly/bnKUauS.

@Jai_Carmichael_ , @MarevaSilvana , and @Matt_Calamia are co-guest editing a special issue on transdiagnostic approaches in clinical neuropsychology. Open call for manuscripts with a LOI due on 5/1. think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues…

Guess: What’s the prevalence of performance invalidly for South African litigants with poor quality of education? doi.org/10.1080/138033… @tandfonline, @kyletheboone @GlenLarrabee @talin_babikian #PerformanceInvalidity #neuropsychology #Malingering #CrossCulturalAssessment

Delighted to share that this paper is coming out in a special issue in JCEN! I and other trainee-leaders, along with some faculty mentors, sought to characterize the experiences of neuropsych trainees in light of major changes in the field (e.g., the MNC). tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

🚨🚨Check out our (@vjrphd) study using machine learning to help determine when self-reported ADHD symptoms are no longer valid. Our goal was to show how technology and advanced algorithmic approaches can bolster (not replace) current neuropsych methods! tandfonline.com/eprint/8ZHWEWD…

Our new @theJCEN paper led by Dr Grebe reviewed 13 studies of cognitive reserve in frontotemporal #dementia, highlighting variability in results & recommending longitudinal designs, in-depth neuropsych, consistent measures, and transparant output reporting doi.org/10.1080/138033…

Potential authors must email their letters of intent by Friday, August 2nd to the Guest Editors: Dr. Matthew Calamia (mcalamia@lsu.edu) and Dr. Rebecca Ready (ready@psych.umass.edu). See link above for the full call.

Topics of interest include but are not limited to heterogeneity in training models, competencies and training innovations, graduate student and faculty experiences and perspectives, and mentorship and pipeline issues.

We are excited to announce a call for abstracts for a special issue on "Current Practices and Challenges in Providing Doctoral Training in Clinical Neuropsychology.” think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues…

Both introductory pieces end with recommendations for the field and calls for future research. JCEN welcomes additional submissions on these important topics.

The second issue focuses on symptom validity: relationships with performance validity measures, the development of new symptom validity measures for specific purposes including criminal forensics, telehealth administration, and refining cutoffs. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

We are excited that both parts of our special issue on Innovations in Assessing Performance and Symptom Validity are now out in press! The introductory pieces to both issues are free to view.

Multidimensional assessment of social cognition using non-immersive #virtualreality in dementia with Lewy bodies and Alzheimer’s disease tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Hi folks, just alerting you all that this is a two stage submission. April 22, structured abstract Sept 22, invited full paper submissions The portal is open, but I understand that the system is not quite ready for an "abstract only" submission. So please go ahead and begin.

Check out the publication of a recent WIN project, "Representation of women in neuropsychology research prior to the COVID-19 pandemic" in JCEN! @SPrietoNeuro @KatieBangen @Kriegler25, Stella Kim, Zanjbeel Mahmood, @erinkaseda @DrEllison16 @SullivanBaca tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…