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245 10 a| Cognitive and Communication Interventions :b| Neuroscience Applications for Speech-Language Pathologists.;

260 a| San Diego :b| Plural Publishing, Incorporated,c| 2020.;

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505 0 a| Intro -- Preface -- Introduction and Text Organization -- Reviewers -- Acknowledgments -- 1. The Human Brain-Neuroscience Science Overview and Update -- A. Introductory Neurodevelopmental and Acquired Neurocognitive Case Studies -- B. How We Got Here- The Historical Perspective -- a. Introduction -- b. Early Studies ofBrain and Language -- c. Brain Science LocalizationMerges With Connectionism -- d. The Technology Era Broadens the Scientific Landscape -- e. Network Theory Advances Through Enhanced Imaging Techniques -- f. Summary -- C. Network Neuroscience-An Introduction;

505 8 a| A. Size, Scope, and Clinical Relevance -- b. Network Organization -- c. Summary and Proposed Clinical Applications -- 2. Oral, Gestural, and Written Language Networks -- A. Overview of Neuroanatomical Structure: The Triune Brain -- a. Lower Triune Brain Levels: Automatic Biological Functions and the "Emotional Brain" -- b. The Highest Triune Brain Level: The Neocortex -- c. Clinical Applications of the Triune Brain Model -- B. Network Neuroscience of Language and Communication -- a. Top-Down and Bottom-UpLanguage Network Components -- b. Ventral and Dorsal Stream -- c. Phonology -- d. Syntax;

505 8 a| E. Semantics -- f. Prosody -- g. Gestural Communication -- h. Pragmatics -- i. Written Language -- j. Summary -- 3. Cognitive Neuroscience and Connectomics Applications to Neurological Disorders -- A. Network Neuroscience of Cognitive Functions -- a. Overview of Cognitive Functions -- b. Network Neuroscienceof Memory -- c. Network Neuroscience of Executive Functions -- B. Human Connectomics: Tying Architecture and Biological Mechanisms to Brain Disorders -- a. Connectomics-Detailed Wiring Diagrams of Brain and Biological Mechanisms;

505 8 a| B. Connectomic Features Relevant to Neurological Disorders: Hubs, Edges,Directionality, Weight, andNetwork Segregation/Integration -- c. Chemistry: Brain Modulation -- C. Summary -- 4. How the Human Brain Changes: Neurogenetics, Neuroplasticity in Maturation, Recovery, and Environment -- A. Introduction -- B. Neurogenetics -- a. Introduction -- b. DNA and RNA Basics -- c. Genetic Variation and Human Brain Differences -- d. Epigenetics -- e. Genetic Variations and Disorders of Speech, Language, and Cognition -- f. Summary -- C. Neuromaturation and Neuroplasticity -- a. Fetal Brain Development;

505 8 a| B. Neonatal Brain Development-Birth to 5 Years-Brain Volume Measures -- c. Neonatal Brain Development-Birth to 5 Years-White Matter Measures -- d. The Adolescent Brain-A Second Sensitive Period -- e. Variability in Development -- f. Personalized Medicine Adaptations -- D. Neuroplasticity -- E. Interactional Synchrony: Brain-to-Brain Functions -- 5. Environmental Factors in Brain Maturation of Language and Cognitive Functions -- A. Introduction -- B. Socioeconomic Status -- a. Introduction -- b. Socioeconomic Status Effects on Brain Maturation: Structure and Function;

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520 a| Although based on independent neuroscience principles and research, this unique book is designed to be a readable and scientifically sound clinical guidebook. Written with the busy clinician in mind, this professional resource uses accessible, easy-to-understand language to walk readers through the complexities of neuroscience and provide workable strategies for application.The beginning chapters break down important concepts, such as neuroplasticity, environmental stressors, and connectomics, to create a base of understanding. The middle chapters delve into recent investigations of factors.;

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Cognitive and Communication Interventions : Neuroscience Applications for Speech-Language Pathologists.

Author/creator	Burns, Martha S.
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	San Diego : Plural Publishing, Incorporated, 2020.
Description	1 online resource (337 pages)
Supplemental Content	Direct link to eBook
Subjects	Language Disorders--therapy. Communication. Brain. Nervous System Diseases.

Contents	Intro -- Preface -- Introduction and Text Organization -- Reviewers -- Acknowledgments -- 1. The Human Brain-Neuroscience Science Overview and Update -- A. Introductory Neurodevelopmental and Acquired Neurocognitive Case Studies -- B. How We Got Here- The Historical Perspective -- a. Introduction -- b. Early Studies ofBrain and Language -- c. Brain Science LocalizationMerges With Connectionism -- d. The Technology Era Broadens the Scientific Landscape -- e. Network Theory Advances Through Enhanced Imaging Techniques -- f. Summary -- C. Network Neuroscience-An Introduction
Contents	A. Size, Scope, and Clinical Relevance -- b. Network Organization -- c. Summary and Proposed Clinical Applications -- 2. Oral, Gestural, and Written Language Networks -- A. Overview of Neuroanatomical Structure: The Triune Brain -- a. Lower Triune Brain Levels: Automatic Biological Functions and the "Emotional Brain" -- b. The Highest Triune Brain Level: The Neocortex -- c. Clinical Applications of the Triune Brain Model -- B. Network Neuroscience of Language and Communication -- a. Top-Down and Bottom-UpLanguage Network Components -- b. Ventral and Dorsal Stream -- c. Phonology -- d. Syntax
Contents	E. Semantics -- f. Prosody -- g. Gestural Communication -- h. Pragmatics -- i. Written Language -- j. Summary -- 3. Cognitive Neuroscience and Connectomics Applications to Neurological Disorders -- A. Network Neuroscience of Cognitive Functions -- a. Overview of Cognitive Functions -- b. Network Neuroscienceof Memory -- c. Network Neuroscience of Executive Functions -- B. Human Connectomics: Tying Architecture and Biological Mechanisms to Brain Disorders -- a. Connectomics-Detailed Wiring Diagrams of Brain and Biological Mechanisms
Contents	B. Connectomic Features Relevant to Neurological Disorders: Hubs, Edges,Directionality, Weight, andNetwork Segregation/Integration -- c. Chemistry: Brain Modulation -- C. Summary -- 4. How the Human Brain Changes: Neurogenetics, Neuroplasticity in Maturation, Recovery, and Environment -- A. Introduction -- B. Neurogenetics -- a. Introduction -- b. DNA and RNA Basics -- c. Genetic Variation and Human Brain Differences -- d. Epigenetics -- e. Genetic Variations and Disorders of Speech, Language, and Cognition -- f. Summary -- C. Neuromaturation and Neuroplasticity -- a. Fetal Brain Development
Contents	B. Neonatal Brain Development-Birth to 5 Years-Brain Volume Measures -- c. Neonatal Brain Development-Birth to 5 Years-White Matter Measures -- d. The Adolescent Brain-A Second Sensitive Period -- e. Variability in Development -- f. Personalized Medicine Adaptations -- D. Neuroplasticity -- E. Interactional Synchrony: Brain-to-Brain Functions -- 5. Environmental Factors in Brain Maturation of Language and Cognitive Functions -- A. Introduction -- B. Socioeconomic Status -- a. Introduction -- b. Socioeconomic Status Effects on Brain Maturation: Structure and Function
Abstract	Although based on independent neuroscience principles and research, this unique book is designed to be a readable and scientifically sound clinical guidebook. Written with the busy clinician in mind, this professional resource uses accessible, easy-to-understand language to walk readers through the complexities of neuroscience and provide workable strategies for application.The beginning chapters break down important concepts, such as neuroplasticity, environmental stressors, and connectomics, to create a base of understanding. The middle chapters delve into recent investigations of factors.
General note	Description based upon print version of record.
General note	c. Socioeconomic StatusEffects AssociatedWith Malnutrition.
Issued in other form	Print version: Burns, Martha S. Cognitive and Communication Interventions : Neuroscience Applications for Speech-Language Pathologists San Diego : Plural Publishing, Incorporated,c2020 9781635502923
Genre/form	Electronic books.
ISBN	9781635506662
ISBN	1635506662

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