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The 15 pages that link to Neuropsychology, each with the reason it gives.

• NeuroscienceRelated: Neuropsychology links patterns of brain injury or dysfunction to changes in cognition.

• NeurologyRelated: Cognitive and behavioral changes can reveal neurological dysfunction.

• Body schemaRelated: Lesion studies help distinguish body schema from other bodily representations.

• Kurt GoldsteinNarrower topic: Goldstein’s clinical method helped establish a whole-person approach to brain-behavior relations.

• Howard GardnerRelated: Evidence from brain injuries helped inform his case for relatively distinct capacities.

• Behavioral neuroscienceRelated: Clinical assessments connect patterns of brain injury with specific cognitive and behavioral changes.

• Oliver SacksRelated: His cases often trace how brain changes reshape recognition, memory, and action.

• Franz Joseph GallNarrower topic: Gall’s program helped make brain–behavior relations a sustained subject of investigation.

• Human brainNarrower topic: It links changes in brain systems to changes in mental abilities.

• Neurodegenerative diseaseRelated: It links progressive brain changes to measurable changes in thinking and behavior.

• NeuropsychiatryRelated: Neuropsychological assessment can reveal cognitive patterns associated with neurological disease.

• Theory of multiple intelligencesRelated: Dissociations after brain injury informed Gardner’s argument that abilities can be partly independent.

• Clinical neuroscienceRelated: Neuropsychological assessment links cognitive changes to nervous-system conditions.

• Donald O. HebbRelated: Hebb’s work linked brain organization with behavior, helping establish this interdisciplinary approach.

• History of neuroscienceNarrower topic: Its methods grew from historical efforts to infer brain function from patients' symptoms.