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Informationen zum Autor Peter Gregor, Alan Newell Klappentext This special issue of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation explores the potential of information technology to provide support for people with cognitive dysfunction. Zusammenfassung This special issue of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation explores the potential of information technology to provide support for people with cognitive dysfunction. Inhaltsverzeichnis P. Gregor, A. Newell, Introduction to the Special Issue. E.F. LoPresti, A. Mihailidis, N. Kirsch, Assistive Technology for Cognitive Rehabilitation: State of the Art. T. Manly, J. Heutink, B. Davison, B. Gaynord, E. Greenfield, A. Parr, V. Ridgeway, I.H. Robertson, An Electronic Knot in the Handkerchief: 'Content Free Cueing' and the Maintenance of Attentive Control. E.A. Inglis, A. Szymkowiak, P. Gregor, A.F. Newell, N. Hine, B.A. Wilson, J. Evans, P. Shah, Usable Technology? Challenges in Designing a Memory Aid with Current Electronic Devices. N. Kapur, E.L. Glisky, B.A. Wilson, Technological Memory Aids for People with Memory Deficits. N. Alm, A. Astell, M. Ellis, R. Dye, G. Cowans, J. Campbell, A Cognitive Prosthesis and Communication Support for People with Dementia. A. Mihailidis, J.C. Barbenel, C. Eng, G. Fernie, The Efficacy of an Intelligent Cognitive Orthosis to Facilitate Handwashing by Persons with Moderate to Severe Dementia. D. Gartland, Considerations in the Selection and Use of Technology with People Who Have Cognitive Deficits following Acquired Brain Injury. M.A. Crerar, Aphasia Rehabilitation and the Strange Neglect of Speed. A.A. Rizzo, M. Schultheis, K.A. Kerns, C. Mateer, Analysis of Assets for Virtual Reality Applications in Neuropsychology. A.R. Carmichael, Evaluating Digital 'On-line' Background Noise Suppression: Clarifying Television Dialogue for Older, Hard of Hearing Viewers.
