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Orienting of visuo-spatial attention in developmental dyslexia

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Haapalainen, Nina
Date
2008
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PsykologiaPsychology

 
Keywords
developmental dyslexia reading orienting of attention posterior parietal cortex visuo-spatial attention minineglect syndrome magnocellular deficits
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