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A Form of Ideational Apraxia as a Delective Deficit of Contention Scheduling

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A Form of Ideational Apraxia as a Delective Deficit of Contention Scheduling (English)

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Raffaella I. Rumiati

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Sergio Zanini

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Lorenza Vorano

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Tim Shallice

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September 2001

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Cognitive Neuropsychology

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18

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7

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617-642

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IDEATIONAL APRAXIA AND NATURALISTIC ACTION

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A Form of Ideational Apraxia as a Delective Deficit of Contention Scheduling

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