Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10469429 Journal of Psychosomatic Research 2014 4 Pages PDF
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The finding that higher premorbid cognitive ability buffers the effect of neuropsychological impairment on emotional well-being after brain tumour advances understanding of the role of cognitive reserve in adjustment to neurological disorders.
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The moderating effect of estimated pre-morbid IQ on the relationship between neuropsychological status and subjective well-being after brain tumour
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