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The present study was designed to compare the subjective complaints of 50 traumatically brain injured (TBI) patients with the observations of their significant others. The data suggests that the cerebral trauma these patients sustained played a major role in their ability to recognize their cognitive, behavioural and emotional symptoms. Finally, the data suggests that clinicians should obtain information about the TBI patients' cognitive-behavioural and emotional functioning from their significant others, rather than rely entirely on the TBI patients' subjective assessment of these problems.

Langue : ANGLAIS

Tiré à part : OUI

Identifiant basis : 1999204128