Which information is typically LEAST important in a neuropsychological examination and history-taking?
A) the age at which the patient was able to tie his or her shoelaces
B) the patient's estimated IQ
C) the patient's social values
D) the medical history of the patient's parents

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Social values are typically not directly relevant to a neuropsychological examination, which focuses on assessing cognitive and neurological functioning. A, B, and D all relate to the patient's development, cognitive abilities, and potential genetic factors that can impact their neurological functioning.

Which Information Is Typically LEAST Important in a Neuropsychological Examination