This collection investigates the foundational principles and historical evolution of neuropsychology through the seminal research of Arthur Benton. The authors, Louis Costa and Otfried Spreen, curate a comprehensive selection of Benton's articles spanning five decades of clinical and experimental inquiry. By synthesizing neurological data with psychometric methodologies, the text establishes a framework for understanding brain-behavior relationships and the development of diagnostic research.

Experts recognize this volume as a primary resource for understanding the historical trajectory of neuropsychological research. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational reference for students and practitioners in the field.