The practice of helping brain-damaged patients recover and cope with injuries is called:
A)clinical neuropsychology.
B)psychiatry.
C)psychology.
D)injury parapsychology.

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Clinical neuropsychology specifically deals with the assessment and treatment of neurocognitive disorders, such as those resulting from brain injury. Psychiatry and psychology may also be involved in the treatment of these patients, but they are broader fields encompassing a wider range of mental health issues. "Injury parapsychology" is not a recognized field.

The Practice of Helping Brain-Damaged Patients Recover and Cope with Injuries