Principles of Cognitive Rehabilitation

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Principles of Cognitive Rehabilitation is designed to familiarize readers with the deep-rooted principles of cognitive rehabilitation and cognitive training. Presenting a new comprehensive framework in cognitive rehabilitation for therapeutic, educational, and research purposes, this volume introduces five components that are introduced for cognitive rehabilitation, including primary principles, patient, practitioner, program, and process (5Ps). Detailing the developmental stages of a program will help readers understand the logistics of cognitive interventions and also help them to design and evaluate their own therapeutic interventions. Front Cover Principles of Cognitive Rehabilitation Copyright Page Dedication Contents Preface 1. Foundation of Cognitive Rehabilitation 1.1 Introduction Definition Domains 1.2 Perception Construction Dysfunction Evaluation Rehabilitation 1.3 Attention Construction Evaluation Dysfunction Rehabilitation 1.4 Memory Construction Evaluation Dysfunction Rehabilitation Rehearsal Organization Elaboration Imagery 1.5 Higher cognitive functions 1.5.1 Hot cognition Construction Evaluation Dysfunction Rehabilitation 1.5.2 Cold cognition Construction Evaluation Dysfunction Rehabilitation 1.5.3 Warm cognition Construction Evaluation Dysfunction Rehabilitation 1.5.4 Cool cognition Construction Evaluation Dysfunction Rehabilitation 2. Primary principles of cognitive rehabilitation 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Principle of neural plasticity Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.3 The principle of compensation Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.4 Principle of relearning Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.5 The principle of verbalization Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.6 Principle of automatization Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.7 Principle of errorless learning Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.8 Principle of multisensory learning Definition Conceptualization Mechanisms Implication 2.9 Principle of active learning Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.10 Principle of observational learning Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.11 Principle of implicit learning Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.12 Principle of emotional learning Definitions Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.13 Principle of offline learning Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.14 Principle of directed forgetting Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.15 Principle of processing level Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 2.16 Principle of context-dependent learning Definition Conceptualization Mechanism Implication 3. Program-related principles of cognitive rehabilitation 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Principle of model The direction of information flow Hierarchy Power distribution Connectivity Roles and rules 3.3 Principle of specificity Overlap Fundamentality Vanishing 3.4 Principle of overload 3.5 Principle of variety 3.6 Principle of repetition 4. Process-related principles of cognitive rehabilitation 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Principle of assessment 4.3 Principle of goal setting 4.4 Principle of support 4.5 Principle of transferability A sample implication Transferability of attention ADHD treatments in the new conceptual framework Transferability of behavioral interventions Transferability of cognitive training Transferability of neural interventions 4.6 Principle of termination 5. Patient-related principles of cognitive rehabilitation 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Principle of motivation 5.3 Principle of effort 5.4 Principle of expectation 5.5 Principle of diversity Age Sex Baseline performance Personality 5.6 Principle of family empowerment Family and patient participation Family conflict and dysfunction Family functioning and cognitive improvement 6. Practitioner-related principles of cognitive rehabilitation 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Principle of adherence 6.3 Principle of treatment competency 6.4 Principle of ethics 6.5 Principle of alliance 6.6 Principle of teamwork References Further reading Index Back Cover