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Die Psychologie der Neurovisuellen Neurorehabilitation
Translated title of the contribution
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The psychology of neurovisual neurorehabilitation
M. C. Leitner
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, Stefan Hawelka
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Management & Services
Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience, University of Salzburg
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Placebo Effect
100%
Visual Field
100%
Neurorehabilitation
100%
Eye Tracking
50%
Visual Field Defect
50%
Neuroplasticity
50%
Subjective Evaluation
50%
Positive Influence
50%
Traumatic Brain Injury
50%
Psychological Effects
50%
Visual Neglect
50%
Restorative Therapy
50%
Psychological Factors
50%
Visual Disorders
50%
Perceptual Deficit
50%
Change Effect
50%
Quality of Care
50%
Neurophysiological Changes
50%
Recovery Process
50%
Realistic Expectations
50%
Patient Quality of Life
50%
Psychology
Visual Field
100%
Psychology
100%
Neurorehabilitation
100%
Placebo Effect
66%
Neglect
33%
Quality of Life
33%
Traumatic Brain Injury
33%
Psychological Effect
33%
Neuroplasticity
33%
Eye-Tracking
33%
Realistic Expectation
33%
Quality of Care
33%
Psychological Factor
33%
Neuroscience
Placebo
100%
Neurorehabilitation
100%
Neuroplasticity
50%
Neurotrauma
50%
Traumatic Brain Injury
50%
Cerebrovascular Accident
50%
Quality of Life
50%
Visual Deprivation
50%
Vision Disorder
50%