Comment on Cory, 2021: "White privilege in clinical neuropsychology: an invisible 'knapsack' in need of unpacking,".

The Clinical Neuropsychologist
Karen Postal

Abstract

The preservation of the field of neuropsychology as an evidenced-based discipline requires immediate, disruptive, organization-level actions to place assessment methods and research paradigms that reflect the racial, cultural, and linguistic diversity of our society at the heart of our education, training and practice models. In this comment on the Cory article on white privilege, three such concrete organizational level actions are articualted, including adoption of Relevance 2050 learning objectives, a revision of the Houston Conference Guidelines to integrate multiracial/multilingual/multiculturalism within every training experience and competency area, and a pledge from every major national neuropsychology organization to dedicate a percentage of our yearly budgets to directly fund multicultural/multiracial/multilingual norms and cultural competence development.

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Apr 8, 2010·The Clinical Neuropsychologist·Monica Rivera MindtJennifer Manly
Aug 8, 2012·Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology : the Official Journal of the National Academy of Neuropsychologists·Jerry J SweetLeslie M Guidotti Breting

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Mar 11, 2021·The Clinical Neuropsychologist·Robin C Hilsabeck, Monica Rivera Mindt

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