Developmental Neuropathology
PY-4401-NE1
SUNY Old Westbury
- Semester
- Fall 2026
- Instructor
- Lorenz Neuwirth
- Start Date
- 06-01-2026
- Total Credits
- 4
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- 516-876-3000
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This course is a seminar that defines, compares and contrast a variety of neurovegetative disorders (NDDs) within a cognitive neuroscience/neuropsychology framework. Some disorders are congenital (people are born with them), and some are acquired through unfortunate life situations such as sports injuries, concussions or other brain trauma or pathological age-related changes. Some examples of topics to be discussed are: Congenital Birth Defects, Childhood Disintegrative Disorders, and Childhood Brain Trauma; developmental disorders such as autism, attention deficits and hyperactivity and Specific Learning Disabilities, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Alzheimer's Disease, and other dementias. Evaluation, diagnosis, interventions as well as associated ethical issues will be discussed. This course will prepare students with a foundation for applied learning within rehabilitative and behavioral treatment settings, hospitals, clinics, and research facilities focused on NDD therapies.
Prerequisites:
English 1000 Undergraduate C Or English 1000 Undergraduate TC And ( Psychology 2010 Undergraduate C Or Psychology 2010 Undergraduate TC ) And ( Psychology 3010 Undergraduate C Or Psychology 3010 Undergraduate TC ) And ( Psychology 3410 Undergraduate C Or Psychology 3410 Undergraduate TC Or Psychology 3420 Undergraduate C Or Psychology 3420 Undergraduate TC Or Psychology 3610 Undergraduate C Or Psychology 3610 Undergraduate TC Or Psychology 3620 Undergraduate C Or Psychology 3620 Undergraduate TC ) And ( WRITING O.W. 50 ) Or ( English 2203 Undergraduate C Or English 2203 Undergraduate TC Or English 2205 Undergraduate C Or English 2205 Undergraduate TC Or English 2206 Undergraduate C Or English 2206 Undergraduate TC Or English 2207 Undergraduate C Or English 2207 Undergraduate TC Or English 2211 Undergraduate C Or English 2211 Undergraduate TC Or English 2214 Undergraduate C Or English 2214 Undergraduate TC Or English 2216 Undergraduate C Or English 2216 Undergraduate TC Or English 2218 Undergraduate C Or English 2218 Undergraduate TC Or English 2219 Undergraduate C Or English 2219 Undergraduate TC Or English 2221 Undergraduate C Or English 2221 Undergraduate TC Or English 2222 Undergraduate C Or English 2222 Undergraduate TC Or English 2224 Undergraduate C Or English 2224 Undergraduate TC Or English 2233 Undergraduate C Or English 2233 Undergraduate TC Or English 2239 Undergraduate C Or English 2239 Undergraduate TC Or English 2248 Undergraduate C Or English 2248 Undergraduate TC )
Course Area: Psychology
Level: Upper Level Undergraduate
Dates: 06-01-2026 - 07-02-2026
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