Edith Kaplan 4534129 186099498 2008-01-22T12:26:59Z TubularWorld 4759276 '''Edith Kaplan''' is a respected pioneer of [[neuropsychological test]]s who did most of her work at the [[VA Boston Healthcare System|Boston VA Hospital]]. She developed a refined version of the widely used [[Halstead-Reitan]] battery and mentored many prominent researchers. She is also the founder of the [[Boston Process Approach]] to neuropsychological test interpretation, which examines the process by which the patient solves a problem rather than simply looking at the patient's numerical scores. The Boston Process also tailors which tests to give a patient instead of administering an entire test battery to every subject, regardless of their condition. Kaplan helped create the Boston Diagnostic [[Aphasia]] Examination, the [[Boston Naming Test]], and other tools to describe and treat aphasia. She is currently a professor at [[Suffolk University]] in Boston and at [[Boston University]]. ==External links== *[http://www.suffolk.edu/college/12182.html Suffolk University biography] *[http://www.bu.edu/aphasia/about_us/staff.htm Boston University Harold Goodglass Aphasia Research Center] ==Selected Publications== *Delis, D. C., Kramer, J. H., & Kaplan, E. (2001). ''The Delis-Kaplan Executive Function System.'' San Antonio, TX: [[Harcourt Assessment|The Psychological Corporation]]. *Armengol, C., Kaplan, E., & Moes, E. (Eds.). (2001). ''The consumer oriented neuropsychological report.'' Odessa, FL: Psychological Assessment Resources. *Kaplan, E. (2002). ''Serendipity in science: A personal account.'' In T. Stringer, E. Cooley, & A.L. Christensen (Eds.) Pathways to prominence in neuropsychology: Reflections of twentieth century pioneers. New York: Psychology Press. {{psychologist-stub}}