Final Program the 2012 International Neuropsychological Society Mid-Year Meeting/11Th Nordic Meeting in Neuropsychology June 27-30, 2012 Oslo, Norway

Final Program The 2012 International Neuropsychological Society Mid-Year Meeting/11th Nordic Meeting in Neuropsychology June 27-30, 2012 Oslo, Norway

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 2012

8:30–10:00 AM Invited Symposium: Adult ADHD — a Multifaceted Approach to Assessment and Intervention Co-Chairs: Liisa Klenberg, Laura Hokkanen København

1. HOKKANEN, L Adult ADHD – a Multifaceted Approach to Assessment and Intervention 2. LAASONEN, M Adult Dyslexia and ADHD in Finland – Project DyAdd 3. HELENIUS, P Impaired Neural Activation of the Ventral Attentional Pathway in ADHD 4. WASSERSTEIN, J Diagnosis of ADHD in Adults: Appropriate Symptom Threshold and the Role of Executive Function Measurement 5. WASSERSTEIN, J Nonpharmacological Treatment of Executive Dysfunction in Adults with ADHD

8:30–10:00 AM Paper Session: Cognitive Intervention/Rehabilitation Telemark

1. COVRE, P Reduction of Retroactive Interference may Improve Delayed Recall in Patients with Amnesia 2. ADLAM, AR Neurocognitive Interventions For Executive Function In Children Who Have Survived A Brain Injury 3. STUBBERUD, J Goal Management Training of Executive Functions in Patients with Spina Bifida 4. HERMANSEN GRUNEWALDT, K Computerized Working Memory Training in Very Low Birth Weight Children at Preschool Age 5. HASLAM, C Errorless Learning Enhances Memory in Children with Acquired Brain Injury

8:30–11:00 AM CE Workshop 1: Analysis of the Single Case in Clinical Practice: Quantitative Methods without Tears Presenter: John Crawford Oslo

1. CRAWFORD, JR Analysis of the single case in clinical practice: Quantitative methods without tears

8:30–11:00 AM CE Workshop 2: Evidence-Based Neuropsychological Assessment Presenter: Grant Iverson Helsingfors

1. IVERSON, GL Evidence-Based Neuropsychological Assessment

10:30 AM–12:00 PM Invited Symposium: Neuropsychological Studies in Autism from Denmark and Norway. Understanding Emotion in Music and Language, Metamemory and Characteristics of Children with Early Symptoms. Chair: Lennart Pedersen København

1. PEDERSEN, L Neuropsychological Studies in Autism from Denmark and Norway. Understanding Emotion in Music and Language, Metamemory and Characteristics of Children with Early Symptoms 2. GEBAUER, L Understanding Emotions in Music and Language 3. STENBERG, N Symptoms at 18 months and Autism Spectrum Disorder. A population based longitudinal study 4. ELMOSE, M Being aware of own performance: Metamemory in autism spectrum disorder

10:30 AM–12:00 PM Paper Session: Aging Telemark

1. FOSTER, JK Role of the ε4 Polymorphism of the APOE Gene in Cognitive Aging: A Statistical Mediation Analysis 2. SPAAN, PE A Verbal Description Variant of the Boston Naming Test: Improved Detection of Word Finding Difficulties in Normal Aging 3. HOGSTROM, LJ Age-Related Changes in Cortical Surface Area and Gyrification across the Adult Life-Span 4. LITERAKOVA, E Clock Drawing Test as a Diagnostic Tool for Distinction between Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease, Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment and Healthy Elderly: A Comparison of Three Scoring Systems 5. BOMBIN, I Compensation and Substitution are more Effective than Restitution in Improving Functional Independence and Memory in Amnestic MCI elderly subjects

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11:30 AM–2:00 PM CE Workshop 3: Unawareness of Deficit Following Various Brain Disorders: Implications for Assessment and Rehabilitation Presenter: George Prigatano Oslo

1. PRIGATANO, G Unawareness of Deficit Following Various Brain Disorders: Implications for Assessment and Rehabilitation

11:30 AM–2:00 PM CE Workshop 4: BRIEF as a Diagnostic and Intervention Instrument in Clinical Neuropsychology Presenter: Gerard Gioia Helsingfors

1. GIOIA, G BRIEF as a Diagnostic and Intervention Instrument in Clinical Neuropsychology

12:30–2:00 PM Paper Session: Psychopathology/Neuropsychiatry København

1. REINVALL, O Psychiatric Symptoms in Children and Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) 2. BARDER, HE Neurocognitive Development In First Episode Psychosis 5 year Follow-Up; How Do Relapses Affect The Course? 3. WOOD, SJ Neurocognitive Markers of Psychosis Onset and Functional Outcome 2 to 14 years After Identification as Ultra-high Risk for Psychosis 4. LEGRIS, JM Executive Function, Iowa Gambling Task Performance and Suicide Risk in Women with Borderline Personality Disorder 5. WHITTON, AE Pathological Disgust and the Basal Ganglia: An Examination of Disgust Responding in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

12:30–2:00 PM Paper Session: Assessment/Psychometrics/Methods Telemark

1. EGLE, J Psychometric properties of a computerized version of the Tower of London: Using item response theory to evaluate its dimensionality and construct validity 2. BOSNES, O Are US Norms with the WMS-III and WAIS-III Feasible in Norway? 3. SATCHI, N The Clinical Utility of The Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function- Adult Version (BRIEF-A) in patients with psychological disorders 4. SCHNABEL, R Neuropsychological Assessment of Distractibility in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Depression 5. HIETANEN, M Cognitive Impairment is Highly Common after Stroke Despite “Good” Clinical Recovery

2:45–3:00 PM Welcome Address Principal of the University of Oslo: Ole Petter Ottersen President of The Norwegian Neuropsychological Society: Erik Hessen University of Oslo Aula

3:00–3:45 PM Invited Address: Brain Maps For Space Speaker: Edvard Moser University of Oslo Aula

1. MOSER, E Brain Maps For Space

4:00–5:00 PM INS Presidential Address: Profiles Of Dementia: Neuropsychological, Neuroanatomical and Neuropathologic Phenotypes President of The International Neuropsychological Society: Sandra Weintraub University of Oslo Aula

1. WEINTRAUB, S Profiles Of Dementia: Neuropsychological, Neuroanatomical and Neuropathologic Phenotypes

6:00–6:45 PM Reception Oslo City Hall

THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2012

8:00–9:30 AM Invited Symposium: Disorders of Consciousness - Ethical Issues, Diagnostic and Prognostic Considerations and Treatment Options Chair: Marianne Løvstad Telemark

1. LØVSTAD, M Disorders of Consciousness - Ethical Issues, Diagnostic and Prognostic Considerations and Treatment Options 2. SCHNAKERS, C Pain Assessment and Pain Management in DOC Patients 3. FINS, JJ Ethical Decision-Making on Behalf of Patients with Disorders of Consciousness 4. GIACINO, JT A Systematic, Evidence-Based Approach to Diagnostic Assessment, Outcome Prediction and Rehabilitation in Patients with Disorders of Consciousness

8:00–9:30 AM Invited Symposium: Neurocognition in Psychotic Disorders: Change or Stability Co-Chairs: Merete G. Øie, Kjetil Sundet Helsingfors

1. ØIE, MG Neurocognition in Psychotic Disorders: Change or Stability 2. WOOD, SJ Change Over Time in Neurocognitive Performance in a Sample at Ultra-high Risk for Psychosis 3. REICHENBERG, A The First 10 Years: The Course of Neuropsychological Functioning in an Epidemiological Sample of First Episode Psychosis 4. HARVEY, PD Course of Everyday Functioning in Older Community Dwelling People with Schizophrenia: The influence of Cognition, Functional Capacity, and Illness History

8:00–9:30 AM Invited Symposium: Aging and Mild Cognitive Impairment Chair: Ivar Reinvang Oslo

1. REINVANG, I Aging and Mild Cognitive Impairment 2. FJELL, AM Structural Brain Changes in Aging 3. ZIEGLER, D Cognitive Control Networks in the Aging Brain 4. FALKENSTEIN, M The Influence of Different Training Regimes on Executive Functions and Brain Activity in Healthy Old Adults 5. NYBERG, L Association of MCI in Parkinson’s Disease to Altered Fronto-striatal Functional Brain Activity

9:45–11:15 AM Symposium: Neuropsychological Functioning and Pharmacological Treatment of College Students with ADHD Chair: Lisa Weyandt Telemark

1. WEYANDT, L Neuropsychological Functioning and Pharmacological Treatment of College Students with ADHD 2. WEYANDT, L Executive Functions (EF) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) 3. DUPAUL, GJ Effects of Lisdexamfetamine Dimesylate (LDX) on the Psychological and Academic Functioning of College Students with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) 4. SWETOSKY, A Executive Functioning in College Students with ADHD Symptomology 5. VERDI, GR Effects of Lisdexamfetamine Dimesylate (LDX) on the Executive Functioning of College Students with Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

9:45–11:15 AM Invited Symposium: Psychiatric Disorders following Traumatic Brain Injury Chair: Jennie Ponsford Discussant: Teresa Ashman Helsingfors

1. PONSFORD, J Psychiatric Disorders following Traumatic Brain Injury 2. DIKMEN, S The Natural History and Predictors of Depression following Civilian Traumatic Brain Injury 3. PONSFORD, J Psychopathology in the First Three Years After Traumatic Brain Injury 4. SCHÖNBERGER, M The Temporal Relationship Between Depression, Anxiety, and Functional Status after Traumatic Brain Injury: A Cross- lagged Analysis 5. MALEC, J Building a Preliminary Model for Post-TBI Depression

9:45–11:15 AM Invited Symposium: Risk Reduction Factors for Cognitive Decline in Older Adults Chair: Jennifer Manly Oslo

1. MANLY, J Risk Reduction Factors for Cognitive Decline in Older Adults 2. MANLY, J Lifecourse Social Factors and Risk of Cognitive Decline among Older Adults 3. LUCHSINGER, J Vascular factors and cognitive impairment 4. CHELUNE, G The Slippery Slope: Preclinical Trajectories of Cognitive Performance and Risk of Cognitive Decline

10:15–11:45 AM Poster Session 1: Cognitive Neuroscience, Electrophysiology/EEG/ERP, Visuospatial Functions/Neglect/Agnosia Norgessuitene

Cognitive Neuroscience 1. BARCELO, F Time-frequency analysis of novel distractors and task-switch cues in a task-switching version of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test 2. BELLO, A How the Brain Represents the Body: Body Perception in Anorexia Nervosa 3. CRUZ, G Effectiveness of Perceptual versus Conceptual Cues in Prompting Retrieval of Delayed Intentions 4. GORECKA, M Effects of Walking on Dichotic Listening Performance Among Young Healthy Adults 5. KOLSKÅR, K The Role Of The Middle Frontal Gyrus In Anticipatory Behavior 6. KOTANI, Y Right Anterior Insular Cortex Modulates Anticipatory Attention Network via Anterior Cingulate Cortex 7. LOHAUGEN, GC Cortical Surface Area and White Matter Microstructure Relate to IQ in Preterm Born Very-Low-Birth-Weight (VLBW) Young Adults 8. MATARÓ, M Effects of Intracranial Pulsatility Index on Cognition and White Matter Integrity 9. MOBERGET, T Modulation of cerebellar BOLD-signals by the semantic context - evidence for cerebellar internal models in language processing? Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.35.93, on 26 Sep 2021 at 06:47:11, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1355617712001063 iv Thursday, June 28, 2012

10.MORADY, K The Role of Working Memory in Auditory Selective Attention 11.MOTA, N Alcohol Binge Drinking Trajectory and Neuropsychological Dysfunction in University Students 12.NAVANEEDHAN, C Relationship between brain activity and solving puzzles leads to positive or negative results 13.OHGAMI, Y Anticipatory Attention for Facial, Verbal, and Symbolic Feedback Stimuli: An ERP Study 14.ØSTGÅRD, HF IQ and Intrauterine Growth Restriction in Young Adults Born Small-for-Gestational-Age at Term 15.PARK, C A study on neuropsychological performances and personality traits of internet addiction 16.RACE, E Reduced Coherence of Memory and Future Thought in Amnesia 17.RIMOL, LM Brain activation in the cerebellum to asynchronous and isochronous visual stimuli 18.SADEGHI, M The use of different lexicon (pronouns and adjectives) in styles of attachment and its relationship with cerebral Event- Related-Potentials 19.SERRA-GRABULOSA, J Sustained attention and working memory networks revealed by a CPT task 20.SOLNTSEVA, E Haloperidol Abolishes Donepezil-Induced Reversal of Long-Term Potentiation Impaired by Beta-Amyloid in Rat Hippocampus 21.TRAUPE, O The Amygdala Shows Early and Late Responses to Facial Threat Signals 22.VANDBORG, SK Memory and Executive Functions in Patients with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Outcome of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 23.WADHAWAN, AN Neuropsychological Disability Evaluation Trends in India: Past, Present & Future 24.ZHAVORONKOVA, L Psychological, stabilographic and EEG markers of successful dual task performance in healthy persons Electrophysiology/EEG/ERP 25.BRUNNER, JF Longterm test-retest reliability of visual event related potentials in a two stimulius Go/NoGo task 26.HAUGER, SL Electrophysiological Indications of Working Memory Processes in High- but not Low-Level Minimally Conscious Patients – A Pilot Study 27.PEREZ-BOCOURT, V Effects of Erythropoietin in the Executive Control in Parkinson Disease Visuopatial Functions/Neglect/Agnosia 28.DE HAAN, GA Subjective Complaints in Patients Suffering from Hemianopia 29.GUTIÉRREZ, B Visuospatial Deficits in Depressive Disordes: Common or Athypical Neuropsychological Impairment? 30.HARCIAREK, M Putaminal Ipsilesional Neglect 31.HIROMITSU, K Error patterns of the picture naming predict the brain lesion and unilateral neglect 32.LESNIAK, M Pure Alexia After Right Fusiform Gyrus Hemorrhagic Stroke 33.NIJBOER, TC Recovery of hemispatial neglect after stroke: a longitudinal cohort study 34.PALERMO, L Is the Developmental Topographical Disorientation Just a Navigational Disorder? Mr L.A. (Lost Again!) Says Yes 35.PÉREZ MARTÍNEZ, S Cognitive profile involved in architectural drawing in Down syndrome 36.ROSENQVIST, JE Influence of TV, Computers, and Books on Visuospatial Processing and Visual Memory 37.SCHMIDT, L Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation Modulates Impaired Arm Position Sense In Spatial Neglect 38.SUZUKI, K Neuronal Bases of Texture Discrimination and Identification 39.TOBA, MN Fronto-parietal white matter disconnection in right spatial neglect 40.TOBA, MN Line bisection performances in apathy versus depression 41.TOBA, MN Line bisection performances in depressives 42.VAN DER STOEP, N Exploring Space: Dissociations and Interactions Between Neglect in Near and Far Regions of Space 43.VANCLEEF, K Recovery from Extinction in Texture Segregation and Contour Integration

12:00–1:00 PM Invited Address: Biological Mechanisms Underlying Late Recovery from the Minimally Conscious State: The Re-awakening of Terry Wallis After 19 Years. Speaker: Joseph Giacino Scandinavia

1. GIACINO, JT Biological Mechanisms Underlying Late Recovery from the Minimally Conscious State: The Re-awakening of Terry Wallis After 19 Years

12:00–1:30 PM Invited Symposium: Methods of Assessing Cognitive Drug Effects in Epilepsy Chair: Arne Gramstad Telemark

1. GRAMSTAD, A Methods of Assessing Cognitive Drug Effects in Epilepsy 2. HESSEN, E Neuropsychological assessment of antiepileptic drug effects in patients with epilepsy 3. HELMSTAEDTER, C Monitoring neurocognitive side effects of antiepileptic drugs: Approaching the individual patient 4. ALDENKAMP, AP Neuropsychological assessment of drug effects in epilepsy

12:45–2:15 PM Poster Session 2: Aging, Dementia, Medical/Neurological Disorders Norgessuitene

Aging 1. ANTONENKO, D Grammar Learning In Older Adults Is Linked To White Matter Microstructure And Functional Connectivity 2. HAASE, L Cognitive and emotional functioning in young, middle-aged, and older adults with metabolic syndrome 3. HATTA, T Relation between daily living activity and cognitive function in late-adulthood: a report from Yakumo Study 4. IWAHARA, A Not an Intellectual Activity but the Adoption of New Technology Acts as a Buffer of Cognitive Decline 5. LANDRÉ, L Emotional Enhancement of Memory in Aging : A fMRI Study of Visual Recognition 6. MOHN, C The MATRICS Consensus Cognitive Battery in older Norwegians 7. RUIZ-RIZZO, AL Qualitative Measures Including Grammar In The Controlled Oral Word Association Test For Healthy Older Adults

Multiple Sclerosis/ALS/Demyelinating Disorders 8. ALMKVIST, O The Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test (PASAT) effectively detects cognitive dysfunction in Multiple Sclerosis: Data from the MS population-study in Nord-Trøndelag, Norway Dementia (Alzheimers) 9. ALMKVIST, O Alzheimer’s Disease: the Contribution of Information on Strategies as Indicated by BQSS 10.AL SALMAN, A Reliability of an Arabic Version of the Addenbrookes Cognitive Examination- Revised 11.GRAMBAITE, R The Relationship between Memory and Depression Severity in Patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment 12.HAYASHI, A Writing Impairments in Japanese Patients with Mild Cognitive Impairments and with Mild Alzheimer’s Disease 13.IRVINE, K Facial Emotion Recognition Deficits in Alzheimer’s Patients 14.IRVINE, K Sex Differences in the Cognitive Abilities of People with Alzheimer’s Disease: a Meta Analysis 15.KIM, E Neuropsychological performance and prediction of conversion to Alzheimer’s disease in patients with early- versus late-onset amnestic cognitive impairment: CREDOS study 16.LANDRÉ, L Effect of Emotion on Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease and its Relationship to Mediotemporal Atrophy 17.NIKOLAI, T Phonemic verbal fluency differentiates between normal aging, amnestic and non-amnestic mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s dementia 18.STRIJKERT, F Is There a Relationship Between Recognizing Emotions and Behavioral Changes in Patients Suspect for Dementia? 19.VAN GELDORP, B Precision of Working Memory Binding in Alzheimer’s Disease Dementia (Subcortical, Specific Disorders, MCI, etc.) 20.BOLCEKOVA, E Hashimoto’s Encephalopathy: A Case Study 21.CHI, C Cognitive Recovery in Idiopathic Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus after Shunt Surgery: follow-up of a Case in Taiwan 22.GÓMEZ, CB Frontotemporal Dementia: 2 Atypical Familiar Cases Associated with Mutations of the Gene Prp 23.LADAS, A The Relationship Between Dopamine Activity and Cognitive Function in Mild Cognitive Impairment: Eye Blink Rate as a Reliable Measure of Brain Dopamine Activity 24.MIDORIKAWA, A Getting a residual functions through eye-movement in a patient with severe frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD) 25.MIRALBELL, J Association between Markers of Inflammation, Endothelial Dysfunction and Thrombosis with Cognitive Impairment 26.NESSET, M Conversion from Mild Cognitive Impairment to Dementia in a Clinical Population: Predictability from simple Cognitive Testing? 27.HARCIAREK, M Is Phonemic Fluency Deficit A Good Marker Of FTDP-17 Onset And Progression? - Evidence From Patients With MAPT P301L Mutation Medical/Neurological Disorders/Other (Adult) 28.HARCIAREK, M Reno-Cerebrovascular Disease: A Model For Cognitive Decline In Patients Treated With Dialysis 29.HARCIAREK, M Hypertension And Blood Urea Nitrogen Independently Predict Progression Of Executive Problems In Dialized Patients With End-Stage Renal Disease 30.AFSHAR, S Facial Emotion Expressions in People with William’s Syndrome and Down Syndrome 31.CAMPABADAL, A Verbal Memory in Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain 32.FERREIRA, D Relationship between processing speed and clinical parameters in Friedreich ataxia 33.HUMAIDA, I Relationship Between Stress And Psychosomatic Complaints Among Nurses In Tabarjal Hospital) 34.MELIKYAN, Z Speed of Information P