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Do neurocognitive ability and personality traits account for different aspects of psychosocial outcome after traumatic brain injury?
David J. Schretlen
School of Medicine
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Traumatic Brain Injury
92%
Social Adjustment
89%
Personality
85%
Aptitude
64%
Accidental Injuries
44%
Psychiatric Status Rating Scales
41%
Glasgow Coma Scale
37%
Injury Severity Score
37%
Marital Status
33%
Brain Injuries
30%
Self Report
27%
Survivors
27%
Income
25%
Head
22%
Regression Analysis
20%
Health Care Outcome Assessment
20%
Demography
20%
Wounds and Injuries
15%
Social Sciences
Social Role
100%
personality traits
87%
brain
79%
rating
52%
earned income
32%
marital status
23%
accident
20%
family member
19%
personality
17%
regression
15%