تقييم نفس عصبي لحالة تعاني من عسر قراءة

الملخص EN

Neuropsychological assessment is a box of tests, from which the specialist must choose what will be appropriate for a particular child.

The tests are organized into an appropriate and individualized assessment, taking into account the evidence, the child's behavior and the school complaint that is the cornerstone of this assessment.

The neuropsychological assessment leads to a quantitative analysis (standard scores) and a qualitative analysis which, in combination, leads to a neuropsychological diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

In this article, we discussed how to conduct a neuropsychological assessment in the case of dyslexia, where the clinical approach based on the case study was adopted, and the study sample was in one case, and we relied on the following tools: the complex Ray shape for visual-spatial perception, the man's drawing, a diagnostic test for dyslexia Harris test of lateralization, Badley test of working memory.

The results, after quantitative and qualitative analysis, proved that the disruption of cognitive processes has a role in the emergence of dyslexia.