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Complementary strategies based on behavioral approaches for cognitive rehabilitation have shown promise in a growing body of experiments (2). Underlying these efforts is the belief that remediating abnormal cognitive functions will increase patients' ability to benefit from other therapeutic approaches and will improve patients' social functioning and functioning in other areas.

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