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Assessments examine neurocognitive functioning and the neurocognitive consequences of brain injury, damage, and atrophy, including Alzheimer's Disease and the dementias, learning disability, learning difficulties, and neurodiverse conditions such as ADHD and ASD. Areas assessed include orientation, attention, psychomotor efficiency, mental control, receptive functioning, memory and learning, thinking and reasoning, expressive functioning, emotional functioning, and executive functioning.