Tag: Alexander Luria


LURIA, ALEXANDER R

Introduction to Alexander R. Luria: Pioneer of Neuropsychology Alexander Romanovich Luria (1902–1977) stands as one of the most intellectually compelling and influential figures in 20th-century psychological research, often lauded as the founding father of modern neuropsychology. His voluminous body of work provided a crucial bridge between classical neurology, which focused primarily on anatomical lesions, and […]

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PASS MODEL

Introduction and Historical Context The PASS Model, an influential design of human intellect, was formally postulated in 1990 by American psychologists Jack A. Naglieri and J.P. Das. This model represented a significant departure from established psychometric theories, such as those relying primarily on the concept of General Intelligence (G), by shifting focus to the dynamic […]

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