In the field of neuropsychological assessment of cognitive impairment, it is essential to have tools that allow for the structured, objective evaluation of clinical progression. The GDS scale (Global Deterioration Scale), developed by Barry Reisberg, is a benchmark in this regard. Although it was initially designed for Alzheimer’s disease, its clinical utility has been extended […]
What is cognitive decline in the context of neuropsychology? In neuropsychology, cognitive decline is defined as a reduction in one or more cognitive domains—including memory, attention, executive functions, language, perception, and social cognition—that exceeds what would be expected from normal aging and may affect daily functioning. According to guidelines from the American Psychological Association and […]
ℹ️ Si quieres leer este contenido en español, haz clic en este enlace. Memory systems are essential for managing memories and retaining information that guides our everyday activities. In neuropsychology, understanding how these systems work helps identify deficits and create tailored interventions for each individual. Below, we’ll explore the main types of memory and how […]
In the field of neuropsychological assessment of cognitive impairment, it is essential to have tools that allow for the structured, objective evaluation of clinical progression. The GDS scale (Global Deterioration Scale), developed by Barry Reisberg, is a benchmark in this regard. Although it was initially designed for Alzheimer’s disease, its clinical utility has been extended […] 
What is cognitive decline in the context of neuropsychology? In neuropsychology, cognitive decline is defined as a reduction in one or more cognitive domains—including memory, attention, executive functions, language, perception, and social cognition—that exceeds what would be expected from normal aging and may affect daily functioning. According to guidelines from the American Psychological Association and […] 
ℹ️ Si quieres leer este contenido en español, haz clic en este enlace. Memory systems are essential for managing memories and retaining information that guides our everyday activities. In neuropsychology, understanding how these systems work helps identify deficits and create tailored interventions for each individual. Below, we’ll explore the main types of memory and how […]