The present work is the Greek edition of the second volume of the Handbook of Neuropsychology by the American Psychological Association. The addition of this significant collective work to the Greek-speaking literature aims to meet the ever-growing academic demands, as well as the clinical and research applications of neuropsychology in our country.

This volume deals with the development and organization of the brain, the genetics of behavior in neuropsychology, the relationship between movement and neuropsychology, neuroscience and neuropsychology of language, learning and memory, social neuroscience and neuroscience of executive functions, various emerging assessment methods in the field of neuropsychology (e.g., digital tests and software, teleneuropsychology), modern intervention and rehabilitation methods in neuropsychology, contemporary neuroimaging technology (e.g., diffusion imaging and fiber mapping), and statistical-probabilistic models for use by neuropsychologists.

The dense and intricate organization of specialized scientific knowledge provided by this work is hoped to meet the needs arising within the framework of specialization programs in the field of neuropsychology, in clinical neuropsychology, in clinical and behavioral neurosciences, while also addressing clinicians interested in behavioral neurology and neuropsychiatry. Clinical psychologists and psychiatrists are given the opportunity to delve into the field of neuropsychopathology.