List of Publications
Books,
chapters, journals
McDonald, S. Communication
disorders following frontal lobe lesions. In B. Stemmer & H. A. Whitaker
(Eds) Handbook of Neurolinguistics (2nd Edition) San Diego: Academic
Press.
McDonald, S. Social information processing
difficulties in adults and implications for treatment. In Anderson, V., Jacobs,
R. & Anderson, P. (Eds) Executive functions and the frontal lobes:
A life span perspective. Sussex, UK: Psychology Press.
McDonald, S. (2007) The social and neuropsychological underpinnings of communication disorders after traumatic brain injury. In Ball, M.J & Damico, J. (Eds) Clinical Aphasiology- Future Directions. Sussex, UK: Psychology Press.
McDonald, S. (2007) Neuropsychological
studies of sarcasm In Colston, H. & Gibbs, R. (Eds.) Irony in language
and thought: A cognitive science reader: Lawrence Erlbaum. pp 217-230.
ISBN 0-8058-6061-4.
Togher,
L. & McDonald, S. (Guest Editors) Special Issue: Neurogenic communication
disorders. Brain Impairment, 2006, 7 (3).
McDonald, S. (Guest Ed) (2000) Special Edition: Advances in understanding communication disorders in traumatic brain injury. Aphasiology, 14(4).339-444. ISSN 0268-7038
McDonald, S.
(Ed). (2000) Advances in understanding communication
disorders after traumatic brain injury.
McDonald,
S., Togher, L. & Code, C. (Eds) (1999) Communication disorders following traumatic
brain injury.
McDonald,
S., Togher, L. & Code, C. (1999) The nature of traumatic brain injury in McDonald, S., Togher, L. & Code, C. (Eds) Communication
disorders following traumatic brain injury. Pp 19 –54.
Body, R., Perkins, M. & McDonald, S. (1999)
Communication and cognition in McDonald, S., Togher,
L. & Code, C. (Eds) Communication disorders
following traumatic brain injury. .
Pp 81-112.
Togher, L., McDonald,
S. & Code, C. (1999) Communication
disorders after traumatic brain injury. In McDonald, S., Togher,
L. & Code, C. (Eds) Communication disorders
following traumatic brain injury. Pp 1-18,
McDonald, S. (1998) Communication and language disturbances
following traumatic brain injury. In B. Stemmer &
H. A. Whitaker (Eds) Handbook of Neurolinguistics. Pp 487 – 495.
Journal
articles
Bornhofen, C. & McDonald, S. (In press) Comparison of two approaches to remediating emotion perception deficits after severe traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation.
Nash, S., Henry, J.D., McDonald, S., Martin, I., Brodaty, H., & Peek-O’Leary, M. (In Press) Cognitive disinhibition and socioemotional functioning in Alzheimer’s disease, Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society.
Henry, J.D., de Lucia, A., Restuccia, C., Green, M.J. McDonald, S. & O’Donnell, M. (In press) Emotion dysregulation in schizophrenia: Reduced amplification of emotional expression is associated with emotional blunting. Schizophrenia Research.
Henry, JD., Rendell, P. Green, M.G. McDonald, S. & O’Donnell, M. (In press) Emotion regulation in schizophrenia: Affective, social and clinical correlates of suppression and reappraisal. Journal of Abnormal Psychology.
McDonald, S. (2007) The social, emotional and cultural life of the orbitofrontal cortex. Brain Impairment, 8, 41-51.
McDonald, S., Bornhofen, C., Shum, D., Long, E. Saunders, C., Neulinger, K. (2006) Reliability and validity of ‘The Awareness of Social Inference Test’ (TASIT): A clinical test of social perception. Disability and Rehabilitation, 28, 1529-1542.
Martin, I. & McDonald, S. (2006) That can’t be right! What causes pragmatic language impairment following right hemisphere damage? Brain Impairment, 7, 202-211.
McDonald, S. & Togher, L. (2006) The new age of communication research: Discourse, cognition and behaviour. Brain Impairment, 7, 169-174.
McDonald, Skye, Tate, Robyn, Togher, Leanne,
Perdices, Michael, Mosely,
Anne, Winders, Kiri, Shultz,
Saunders, C., McDonald, S. & Richardson, R. (2006)
Loss of emotional experience after
traumatic brain injury? Findings
with the startle probe procedure. Neuropsychology,
20, 224-231.
Tate, R., Moseley,
A., Perdices, M., McDonald, S. Togher,
L., Schultz, R. Savage, S. and Winders, K. (2006) Update on the Cicerone et
al. (2005) update: the PsycBITETM perspective
(Letter) Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 87, 446.
Hodgson, J., McDonald, S., Tate, R. & Gertler, P. (2005) A
randomised controlled trial of a cognitive-behavioural therapy program for
managing social anxiety after acquired brain injury Brain Impairment,
6, 169-180.
McDonald, S., Saunders, C. (2005) Differential
impairment in recognition of emotion from still, dynamic and multi-modal displays
in people with severe TBI. Journal of the International Neuropsychological
Society, 11, 392-399.
Bibby, H. & McDonald, S. (2005) Theory of Mind after traumatic
brain injury Neuropsychologia,
43, 99-114.
Croker, V. & McDonald, S. (2005)
Recognition of emotion from facial
expression following traumatic brain injury Brain Injury,
19, 787-789.
Martin, I. , and McDonald, S. (2005) Exploring the causes of
pragmatic language deficits following traumatic brain injury Aphasiology
19, 712-730
McDonald, S. (2005) Are
you laughing or crying? Deficits in emotion perception following
severe traumatic brain injury Brain Impairment,
6, 56-67.
Rendle, V., McDonald, S., & Salmon, K. (2005) Facilitation
of memory for events by photographic review for survivors of traumatic brain
injury. Brain Impairment, 6, 90-100.
Martin,
McDonald, S., & Flanagan,
S. (2004) Social perception deficits
after Traumatic Brain Injury: The interaction between emotion recognition,
mentalising ability and social communication.
Neuropsychology 18, 572-579.
McDonald, S., Flanagan, Martin,
I. & Saunders, C. (2004) The
ecological validity of TASIT: A test of social perception, Neuropsychological
Rehabilitation, 14, 205-302.
Tate, R.L. Perdices, M., McDonald, S., Togher, L., Moseley,
A., Winders, K., Kangas, M., Schultz, R. & Smith,
K. (2004) Development of a database of
rehabilitation therapies for the psychological consequences of acquired brain
impairment Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 14, 517-534.
Togher, L., Tate, R., McDonald, S., Perdices,
M. & Moseley, A. (2004) Which treatment
works? Accessing the best available evidence is now easier than you
think! ACQuiring Knowledge in Speech, Language and Hearing. 6, 85-88.
Togher, L, McDonald, S., Code, C. & Grant, S. (2004) Training the communication partners of people with traumatic brain injury: A randomised control study. Aphasiology, 18, 313-335.
McDonald,
S. (2003) Psychosocial
deficits after traumatic brain injury.
Let’s get social! Brain Impairment, 4, 36-47
McDonald, S., Flanagan, S., Rollins, J. & Kinch, J. (2003) TASIT:
A New Clinical Tool for Assessing Social Perception after traumatic
brain injury Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation,
18, 219-238.
McDonald, S. (2003) Book
Review: Assessment of Aphasia by O.Spreen and A.Risser, Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 13, 559-562
Martin,
I. , and McDonald, S. (2003) Weak
coherence, no theory of mind, or executive dysfunction? Solving the Puzzle of Pragmatic Language Disorders Brain and Language, 85, 451-466
Bowen, R. and McDonald, S. (2002) Recognition of Natural Expressions of Emotion by CVA Patients with
Damage to the Left or Right Hemisphere. Brain Impairment 3, 42-53
McDonald, S. (2002)
Assessing communication disturbances after traumatic brain injury: A
cognitive-pragmatic approach. Psychologie de l'interaction,
13-14, 47-74. ISBN
2-7475-2692-5.
Kinch, J. & McDonald, S. (2001) Traumatic brain injury and prospective memory: An examination of the influences of executive function and retrospective memory Brain Impairment, 2, 119-130.
Turkstra, L., McDonald,
S. & DePompei, R. (2001) Social information processing in
adolescents: Data from normally-developing adolescents and preliminary data
from their peers with traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma
Rehabilitation, 16, 469-483.
Wachala, A., McDonald, S., Cranney, J. & McMahon, M. (2001) Cognitive flexibility in the normal elderly and in dementia patients as measured by the Trail Making Test. Brain Impairment, 2, 1-21.
McDonald, S. (2000)
Editorial: Putting communication
deficits in context after traumatic brain injury. Special edition: Advances in understanding
communication disorders in traumatic brain injury Aphasiology,
14, 339-348.
McDonald, S. (2000) Neuropsychological studies of sarcasm Metaphor and Symbol 15, 85-98.
McDonald, S.
(2000) Exploring the cognitive
basis of right hemisphere language disorders. Brain and Language, 75, 82-107.
Darke, S., Sims, J., McDonald, S. & Wickes, W. (2000) Cognitive impairment among methadone maintenance patients. Addiction, 95 687-695.
Palmer, H.M & McDonald, S. (2000) The role of frontal and temporal lobe processes in prospective remembering Brain and Cognition, 44, 103-107.
McDonald, S. (1999) Exploring the process of inference generation in sarcasm: A review of normal and clinical studies. Brain and Language, 68, 486-506.
McDonald, S. Schema: (1998) A worthy project as yet underspecified, overestimated and unproven. Clinical Forum. Aphasiology, 12, 1076-1080.
McDonald, S. and Pearce, S. (1998) Requests that overcome listener reluctance: Impairment associated with executive dysfunction in brain injury Brain and Language, 61, 88-104.
McDonald, S. and Turkstra, L. (1998) Adolescents with traumatic brain injury: Issues in the assessment of pragmatic language Clinical Linguistics and Phoenetics, 12, 237-248.
Pearce, S., McDonald, S. & Coltheart, M. (1998) Ability to process ambiguous advertisements after frontal lobe damage Brain and Cognition, 38, 150-164.
Tate, R.L., McDonald, S. & Lulham,
J.L. (1998) Traumatic brain injury: Severity of injury and outcome in an
Australian community. Australian and
McDonald, S. (1997) Book Review: The Blackwell Dictionary of Neuropsychology. Aphasiology, 11, 927-928.
McDonald, S. and Pearce, S. (1996) Clinical insights into pragmatic language theory: The case of sarcasm. Brain and Language, 53, 81-104.
McDonald, S. (1996) Hypothesis testing in neuropsychology in context: Another response to the neuropsychology debate. Australian Psychologist 31, 73-75.
Turkstra, L., McDonald, S. & Kaufman, P. (1996) A test of pragmatic language function in traumatically brain-injured adolescents Brain Injury 10, 329-345.
McDonald, S. and Pearce, S. (1995) The Dice game: A new test of organisational skills in language. Brain Injury, 9, 255-271.
Flanagan, S., McDonald, S. & Togher, L. (1995) Evaluation of the BRISS as a measure of social skills in the traumatically brain injured. Brain Injury, 9, 321-338.
Tate, R.L. and McDonald, S. (1995) What is apraxia: The clinician's dilemma. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 5, 273-297.
McDonald, S., Tate, R.L. & Rigby, J. (1994) Error types in Ideomotor Apraxia: A qualitative analysis. Brain and Cognition, 25, 250-270.
McDonald, S. (1993) Major Review. Viewing the brain sideways? Right hemisphere versus anterior models of non-aphasic language disorders. Aphasiology, 7, 535-549.
McDonald, S., (1993) Pragmatic language loss following closed head injury: Inability to meet the informational needs of the listener. Brain and Language, 44, 28-46.
McDonald, S. (1993) Book Review. E. Perecman (Ed) (1989) Integrating Theory and Practice in Clinical Neuropsychology. Aphasiology, 7, 315-318.
McDonald, S. and van Sommers, P. (1993) Differential pragmatic language loss following closed head injury: Ability to negotiate requests. Cognitive Neuropsychology, 10, 297-315.
McDonald, S., (1992) Communication disorders following closed head injury: New approaches to assessment and rehabilitation. Brain Injury, 6, 283-292.
McDonald, S., (1992) Differential pragmatic language loss following closed head injury: Ability to comprehend conversational implicature. Applied Psycholinguistics, 13, 295-312.
McDonald, S., and
Refereed Conference Proceedings
and Abstracts
Hunt, C., McDonald, S. & Henry, J. (In Press) An Experimental Examination Of Disorders Of Control And Drive Following Traumatic Brain Injury. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society.
Bornhofen, C. & McDonald, S. (2007) The relationship between cognitive variables and emotion perception remediation gains in TBI: Three case studies Abstracts of the 2007 Annual conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment, Brain Impairment, 8, 62.
McDonald, S. & Bornhofen, C. (2007) Does mimicry assist people with TBI recognise facial expressions? Abstracts of the 2007 Annual conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment, Brain Impairment, 8, 63.
Hunt, C., McDonald, S. & Henry, J. (2007) Emotional regulation following traumatic brain injury: An experimental examination of disorders of control and drive. Abstracts of the 2007 Annual conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment, Brain Impairment, 8, 63.
Bornhofen, C. & McDonald, S. (2007) Comparing Strategies for Treating Emotion Perception Deficits in Traumatic Brain Injury. (Abstract). Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society, Portland 2007. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 13 (S1), 61.
Bornhofen, C. & McDonald, S. (2007) Treating emotion perception deficits in severe traumatic brain injury. (Abstract). Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society, Portland 2007. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 13 (S1), 61.
MMcDonald, S., Tate, R., Togher, L., Bornhofen, C., Gertler, P., Long, E., Bowen, R. and McGregor, F. (2007) Outcome of a randomised controlled trial to remediate social skills after severe traumatic brain injury, Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society, Portland 2007. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 13 (S1), 272.
Rosenfeld, J & McDonald, S. (2006) Emotion
recognition, post-traumatic stress and alexithymia in adults with severe
traumatic brain injury (Abstract). 2006 Annual meeting of the
Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment. Brain
Impairment, 7, 73.
Savage, B. & McDonald,
S. (In Press) The effectiveness of reminders on recall of complex events for
people with severe traumatic brain injury: a within subject study. (Abstract). 2006 Annual meeting of the Australian Society for the Study of
Brain Impairment. Brain Impairment, 7, 77.
McDonald, S., Tate, R., Togher, L,. Bornhofen, C., Long, E.
Gertler, P. & Bowen, R. (In Press) Treating social
skills deficits following traumatic brain injury – preliminary results from a
randomized controlled trial. (Abstract). 2006 Annual
meeting of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment. Brain
Impairment, 7, 69.
Bornhofen, C. & McDonald, S. (2006) Treating emotion perception
deficits in severe traumatic brain injury. (Abstract). 2006
Annual meeting of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment.
Brain Impairment, 7, 62.
Saunders, C., McDonald, S.
& Richardson, R. (In Press) Emotional
responsivity after traumatic brain injury. A psychophysiological study.
(Abstract). 2006 Annual meeting of the Australian Society for
the Study of Brain Impairment. Brain Impairment, 7, 71
Perdices M,
Tate RL, McDonald S., Togher L., Schultz, R.,
Winders, K., Savage, S., Mosely A. (2006) The evidence base of neuropsychological rehabilitation: How
good is the research? (Abstract) 2006 Annual meeting of the Australian Society
for the Study of Brain Impairment. Brain Impairment, 7, 70.
Perdices M, Tate RL, McDonald S., Togher L., Schultz, R., Winders, K., Savage, S., Mosely A. (2006) The evidence base of neuropsychological rehabilitation: How good is the research? (Abstract) Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society, Boston 2005. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (Accepted 9th November 2005)
McDonald, S., Bornhofen, C. Shum, D., Long, E. and Saunders, J.C. (In press) Assessing social perception can be a reliable and valid exercise: A psychometric Study of The Awareness of Social Inference Test (TASIT). (Abstract) Annual Meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society, Boston 2005. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (Accepted 9th November 2005)
McDonald, S., Bornhofen, C. Shum, D., Long, E. and
Saunders, J.C. The Awareness of Social Inference
Test: Validity and Reliability based on
a sample of people with severe traumatic brain injuries. (Abstracts) College of
Clinical Neuropsychologists Annual Conference,
McDonald, S., Saunders, C. & Croker, V.
(2005) Loss of empathic reactions to emotionally charged information in people
with TBI? Journal of the International Neuropsychological
Society.
Saunders, C., McDonald, S. & Richardson, R.
(2005) Loss of emotional responsivity in people with
TBI? A Psychophysiological
study, Brain Impairment, 6, 134
Tate, R., Togher, L., Perdices,
M, McDonald, S.& Moseley A., (2005) Determining the methodological quality of single-case experimental
designs in neuropsychological rehabilitation research Brain Impairment,
6, 134
Tate, R., Togher, L., Perdices,
M, McDonald, S. (2005) Empirical Evidence for Rehabilitation Therapies
Targeting the Psychological Consequences of Acquired Brain Impairment: A Survey
of Reports Indexed on PsycBITE Brain Injury, 19 (Suppl) 32.
Hodgeson, J., McDonald, S., & Tate, R. (2005)
Evaluation of a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Program for Managing Social
Anxiety following Acquired Brain Injury, Brain Injury, 19 (Suppl), 91.
McDonald, S.(2005) Making the Most of
Conversation: What Cues do People with Severe TBI use when Understanding
Others? Brain Injury, 19 (Suppl), 50.
McDonald, S., Martin, I. , Bornhofen,
C., & Pellarini, D. (2005) Adolescent Performance
on the Awareness of Social Inference Test (TASIT) Brain Injury, 19 (Suppl), 21
Long, E. & McDonald, S. (2005) Obtaining a Valid Estimate of Social
Functioning in Individuals with Acquired Brain Injuries: The Social Performance
Survey Schedule Brain Injury, 19 (Suppl) 51
McDonald,
S. (2004) ASSBI Presidential address:
Are you laughing or crying? Deficits in emotion perception following severe
traumatic brain injury Brain Impairment, 5 (Supp), 10.
McDonald, S. & Rendle, V. (2004) The effects of reminders on autobiographical memory
following traumatic brain injury Brain Impairment, 5, 99-100
Tate RL, McDonald S, Togher L, Perdices M, Moseley A,
Winders K, (abstract) (2004). Rating the methodological
quality of Single-case experimental designs: The PsycBITE
scale. Brain Impairment, 5 (Supplement), 165
McDonald, S. & Flanagan, S. (2004) Predicting deficits in social behaviour after traumatic brain injury using the awareness of social inference test (TASIT) Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (In press: Accepted October 2003)
Bornhofen, C & McDonald, S. Treating Deficits in Emotion
Recognition and Expression in Traumatic Brain Injury. Journal of the
International Neuropsychological Society (In press)
Bibby, H. & McDonald, S. (2003) Theory of Mind after traumatic brain
injury Brain Impairment, 4, 67.
Croker, V.
& McDonald, S (2003) Recognition of emotion after traumatic brain injury Brain
Impairment, 4, 77-78.
Martin, I. & McDonald, S. (2003)
Exploring the causes of social language difficulties in right hemisphere stroke
patients. Brain Impairment, 4, 85.
McDonald, S. (2002) Presidential Address: Treating social skills after
brain injury. Abstracts of the 25th Annual Brain Impairment
Conference, Port Macquarie , May 2002. Brain Impairment, 3
67.
McDonald, S. & Flanagan, S. (2002) TASIT: A new test of social
perception. International Neuropsychological Society Annual
Meeting, Toronto
Bowen, R. & McDonald, S. (2001) Perception of natural, dynamic
emotional displays by CVA patients with damage to the left or right hemisphere.
Abstracts of the 24th Annual Brain Impairment Conference, Magnetic Island , May 2001. Brain Impairment,
2, 69.
McDonald, S.
& Flanagan, S. (2000) Deficits in the perception of emotion: its
relationship to conversational understanding, depression and cognitive
dysfunction in traumatic brain injury. Abstracts of the 6th annual
conference of the College of Clinical Neuropsychologists,
Hunter Valley, October, 2000 (Abstract) Australian Journal of Psychology,
52, (Supp), 136.
McDonald, S. (2000) Deficits in
pragmatic understanding after brain injury. Do these reflect a failure to
attribute speaker intention? Abstracts of TENNET,
McDonald, S.,&
Flanagan, S. (2000) Perception of emotion after severe traumatic brain injury.
Abstract of paper presented at the 23rd Annual mid-year meeting of
the International Neuropsychology Society,
McDonald, S. & Flanagan, S. (2000) Polite lies and dripping sarcasm. An investigation of the effects of traumatic brain injury on understanding conversational meaning: Abstracts of the 23rd Annual Brain Impairment Conference, Melbourne 2000 (Abstract) Brain Impairment, 1, 103.
McDonald, S. (2000) Exploring the cognitive basis of right hemisphere language disorders, Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Brain Impairment Conference, Sydney, 1999, Brain Impairment, 1, 60.
Flanagan S, McDonald S & Rollins J. (2000) You hear what I say, but do you know what I mean? Assessing the ability to read social cues: Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Brain Impairment Conference, Sydney, 1999, Brain Impairment, 1, 57-58.
Kinch, J. & McDonald, S. (2000)“What did I have to do again? The relationship between neuropsychological measures and everyday prospective memory in traumatic brain injury". Abstracts of the 23rd Annual Brain Impairment Conference, Melbourne 2000, Brain Impairment, 1, 90-91.
Sims, J, McDonald, S., Darke, S. & Wickes, W. Neuropsychological functioning of methadone maintenance patients: Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Brain Impairment Conference, Sydney, 1999 Brain Impairment, 1, 62-63.
Togher L, McDonald S, Code,
Grant S. Can training of communication partners of
people with TBI make a difference? Abstracts of the
22nd Annual Brain Impairment Conference,
McDonald, S., Tate,
R.L., & Palmer, H. (1999) Ideomotor Apraxia in (neuropsychological) context. Abstracts
of the 5th Annual Conference of the College of Clinical Neuropsychologists, Leura, October, 1999, Australian
Journal of Psychology (1999 Supplement), 51, 156.
Flanagan, S.,
McDonald, S., Rollins, J. & Hodgkinson, A. (1999) Social perception ability following
traumatic brain injury In Murdoch, B., Theodoros, D.,
& Ward, E. (Eds) Brain Impairment and
rehabilitation: A national perspective. Proceedings of the 21st
Annual Brain Impairment Conference,
McDonald, S. (1997) How is sarcasm understood? Clues from studies of brain damage. Australian Journal of Comedy, 3, 112-119.
McDonald,
S. and Pearce, S. (1996) Executive impairment and communication skills:
The capacity to make requests that overcome listener reluctance In Ponsford, J., Snow, P. & Anderson, V. (Eds) International perspectives in traumatic brain
injury. Proceedings of the 5th Conference of
the International Association for the Study of Traumatic Brain Injury and the
20th Conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain
Impairment,
McDonald,
S. (1995) Why do patients with frontal lobe
impairment fail to understand sarcasm: An investigation of inference and
attitude. In J. Fourez and N. Page (Eds) Treatment Issues and Long term outcomes: The
proceedings of the 18th Annual Brain Impairment Conference,
McDonald,
S. & Pearce, S. (1995) How is sarcasm understood? Clues
from studies of frontal lobe damage. Abstracts presented at the
Seventeenth Annual INS European Conference,
Flanagan, S., McDonald, S. & Togher, L. (1995) A review of remediation techniques for
social skills deficits following traumatic brain injury. Abstracts presented at the 2nd INS Pacific
Rim conference, 1995,
Flanagan, S., McDonald, S. & Togher, L. (1995) Assessing social skills following
traumatic brain injury. In J. Fourez and N. Page (Eds) Treatment Issues and Long term outcomes: The proceedings
of the 18th Annual Brain Impairment Conference,
Palmer, H. & McDonald, S. (1995) The clinical assessment of prospective remembering. In J. Fourez and N. Page (Eds) Treatment
Issues and Long term outcomes: The proceedings of the 18th Annual Brain
Impairment Conference,
Palmer, H. & McDonald, S. (1995) The differences between retrospective and prospective memory
in brain impairment. Abstracts of the 2nd Pacific Rim INS
Conference, 1995,
Palmer, H., Tate, R.L. & McDonald, S. (1995) The impact of administration on the recall of the Rey-Osterreith Complex Figure. Abstracts
of the Australian Experimental Psychology 22nd Annual Conference,
Pearce, S., McDonald, S. & Coltheart, M. (1995) Interpreting ambiguous advertisements:
The effect of frontal lobe damage. Abstracts of the 2nd INS Pacific Rim
Conference, 1995,
McDonald,
S. & Pearce, S. (1994) A new test of
pragmatic language function after closed head injury. in C. Haslam, J.
Ewing, R. Farnbach, U. Johns & B. Weekes (Eds.) Cognitive functioning in health disease
and disorder: Proceedings of the 17th Annual Brain Impairment Conference,
Canberra, Australia, 1993. Australian Academic Press on behalf of The
Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment,
McDonald,
S. (1993) Features of discourse production after closed head injury. In
Hendy, J., Caine, D., Pfaff, A. & Hannan, E. (Eds). The Life Cycle: Development, Maturation,
Senescence. Proceedings of the 16th Annual Brain Impairment
Conference,
McDonald,
S., Tate, R.L., Casey, B., Rigby, J., Pfaff, A., Staples, M., Tow, C., Arpadi, V., Flanagan, S., Dorfman,
A. Hendy J. & Roberts. C., (1993) A qualitative analysis of ideomotor
apraxia.
In Hendy, J., Caine, D., Pfaff, A. & Hannan, E. (Eds) The Life Cycle: Development,
Maturation, Senescence. Proceedings of the 16th Annual Brain
Impairment Conference,
McDonald,
S., (1992) Disorganisation of spoken discourse after closed head injury.
(Abstract). Proceedings of the 1992 International Congress in
Psychology,
McDonald,
S., (1992) Hints and innuendo: Does subtlety exist after closed head
injury? Abstracts presented at the 15th INS European Conference,
McDonald, S., (1991) Pragmatic language skills after severe head
injury: Appreciation of conversational implicature
(Abstract). Program of the 1991 Pacific Rim INS
Conference,
McDonald, S., (1991) Pragmatic language skills after severe head injury: Appreciation of conversational implicature (Abstract). Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 13 (3) 421.
McDonald,
S. (1988). Clinical Neuropsychology: The case
of unilateral neglect in Albury, W.R. and Slezak,
P.(Eds.) Dimensions of Cognitive Science,
Vol.3. Arts Faculty,
McDonald, S.,
Patterson, K., McDonald, S., Cornwell, J., Wood, C. and Walter, W.A.W. Fetal activity: Maternal report and its validation in Obourne, D.J., Gruneberg, M.M. and Eiser, J.R. (Eds.) Research in Psychology and Medicine Vol. 1. Academic Press 1979, 466-472
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