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    Relationship between subjective report and objective assessment of neurocognitive functioning in persons with multiple sclerosis

    Relationship between subjective report and objective assessment of neurocognitive functioning in persons with multiple sclerosis by Thomas, Garrett A., Riegler, Kaitlin E., Bradson, Megan L., O’Shea, Dede U., Arnett, Peter A.

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    Subjective Report, Objective Neurocognitive Performance, and “Invisible Symptoms” in Multiple Sclerosis

    Subjective Report, Objective Neurocognitive Performance, and “Invisible Symptoms” in Multiple Sclerosis by Thomas, Garrett A, Riegler, Kaitlin E, Bradson, Megan L, O’Shea, Dede U, Arnett, Peter A

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    39 Co-Occurring Depression and Anxiety is Associated with Greater Cognitive Variability in Persons with Multiple Sclerosis

    39 Co-Occurring Depression and Anxiety is Associated with Greater Cognitive Variability in Persons with Multiple Sclerosis by Thomas, Garrett A., Riegler, Kaitlin E., Bradson, Megan L., O'Shea, Dede U., Arnett, Peter A.

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    A-11 Cognitive Fatigue Predicts Subjective Report of Cognitive Functioning Over and Above Depression and Anxiety in Persons with Multiple Sclerosis

    A-11 Cognitive Fatigue Predicts Subjective Report of Cognitive Functioning Over and Above Depression and Anxiety in Persons with Multiple Sclerosis by Thomas, Garrett, Riegler, Kaitlin E, Bradson, Megan L, O'Shea, Dede U, Arnett, Peter A

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