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Assessment is by North American battery and the treatment section consists of a chapter on single case methodology, a "perspective on the interface between neuropsychology and behaviour therapy" (see Volume 19 of Progress in Behavior Modification, an account of what has been done (but not evaluated) in cognitive retraining, and a chapter on family therapy which notes: "To date, studies have not been conducted demonstrating that family intervention significantly alters the ultimate prognosis, outcome and quality of life for the brain injured victim" (pp. 342—343). Anyone using this book for graduate study or professional reference (its main purpose according to the Preface) would be well advised to have access to other neuropsychological texts as well.