Cindy Solliday-McRoy|Todd C. Campbell|Timothy P. Melchert|Terence J Young|Ron A. Cisler
Neuropsychological Functioning of Homeless Men
Marquette University|Marquette University|Marquette University|Marquette University|University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
numerous biological psychological factors associated impaired neurological functioning identified common among homeless relatively little systematic examination cognitive functioning homeless people study explored neuropsychological functioning 90 homeless men great variability test scores presence possible cognitive impairment detected 80 sample average general intellectual functioning reading abilities found relatively low incidence impairments reading new verbal learning memory attention concentration high findings suggest homeless men study considerable assessment treatment needs met health social services offered