A neuropsychological examination by an experienced neuropsychologist
A) varies as a function of the referral question.
B) consists of a standard battery of tests.
C) is usually initiated only if "hard signs" are found in screening.
D) is usually initiated only if "hard signs" are suspected.

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The content and focus of a neuropsychological examination will depend on the reason for the referral. The neuropsychologist will tailor the evaluation to answer specific questions about the patient's cognitive and emotional functioning, such as determining the extent and nature of cognitive impairment following a brain injury, identifying patterns of strengths and weaknesses for academic or vocational planning, or guiding treatment planning for psychological disorders. Therefore, A is the best answer.

A Neuropsychological Examination by an Experienced Neuropsychologist