Log In: Home News Newsletter About Us Mission and Vision Constitution and Bylaws Become a Member What is Neuropsychiatry? Glossary What is Neuropsychology Officers 2013 Awards 2012 Awards 2011 Awards 2010 Awards Council Members Committees and Task Forces Awards Committee Bylaws Committee Finance and Development Committee Committee on Research Education Committee Membership Committee Public Policy and Communication Scientific Program Committee ANPA Fellowship Application Fellows Subspecialty Certification ANPA Oral History Tucker Award Meetings 2014 Annual Meeting Previous Meeting Programs Related Meetings of Interest TRAINING UCNS Fellowships Neuropsychiatry Training Objectives for General Psychiatry Residents Resources Member Directory Research Database Committee on Research Published Reports Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties Employment Opportunities Members Only Modify your profile Pay Dues View transactions and print receipts View Bylaws Officer and Council Member Contacts Member Directory Committee Chairs and Task Force Chairs Contacts Special Interest Groups Contact Us Search
Member Directory Research Database Committee on Research Published Reports Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties Employment Opportunities	Title Validation of the Frontal Systems Behavior Scale (FrSBe) in frontal and posterior focal lesioned patients. Investigator Paul Malloy, Ph.D. Other Investigators Janet Grace. Ph.D. Contact Email paul_malloy@brown.edu Brief Abstract The FrSBe is a scale designed to measure behavioral change due to lesions in the dorsolateral, orbital or mesial frontal lobes. The FrSBe has been previously validated in small samples of focal lesioned patients, in patients with fronto-subcortical lesions, and in dementia. Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria Inclusion: Patients with focal frontal or posterior lesions. Must have an informant with regular contact with the patient. Opportunities for Collaboration Researchers are invited to contribute focal lesion cases to the database to aid in validation of the scale.
American Neuropsychiatric Association • 700 Ackerman Road, Suite 625  • Columbus, OH 43202 • 614.447.2077