Phillip M. Rennick

Affiliations: 
Lafayette Clinic in Detroit, Detroit, MI, United States 
Area:
neuropsychology
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designed Repeatable Cognitive Perceptual Motor Battery

The International Neuropsychological Society has the Phillip M. Rennick Award that it presents to the best graduate student researcher at the annual meeting each year for recognition of excellence in research.

Mean distance: 16.86 (cluster 30)
 
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Golinko BE, Rennick PM, Lewis RF. (1981) Predicting stimulant effectiveness in hyperactive children with a repeatable neuropsychological battery: a preliminary study. Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology. 5: 65-8
Golinko BE, Rennick PM, Glaros AG. (1980) Tolerance to dextroamphetamine sulfate in hyperactive children: assessment using an empirical neuropsychological paradigm--a pilot study. Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology. 4: 601-6
Grant I, Adams KM, Carlin AS, et al. (1978) Organic impairment in polydrug users: risk factors. The American Journal of Psychiatry. 135: 178-84
Grant I, Adams KM, Carlin AS, et al. (1978) The Collaborative Neuropsychological Study of Polydrug Users Archives of General Psychiatry. 35: 1063-1074
Grant I, Adams KM, Carlin AS, et al. (1977) Neuropsychological deficit in polydrug users. A preliminary report of the findings of the collaborative neuropsychological study of polydrug users. Drug and Alcohol Dependence. 2: 91-108
Rodin EA, Rim CS, Kitano H, et al. (1976) A comparison of the effectiveness of primidone versus carbamazepine in epileptic outpatients. The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. 163: 41-6
Adams KM, Rennick PM, Schoof KG, et al. (1975) Neuropsychological measurement of drug effects: Polydrug research Journal of Psychoactive Drugs. 7: 151-160
Rennick PM, Halstead WC. (1968) Color-naming, delayed speech feedback and cerebral dysfunction. Journal of Clinical Psychology. 24: 155-61
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