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BookDevelopmental motor disorders: A neuropsychological perspective.

David E. Tupper2004

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Developmental motor disorders: A neuropsychological perspective.

David E. Tupper · Deborah Dewey

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Children's Physical and Motor Development Motor Control and Adaptation Developmental and Educational Neuropsychology

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Part 1. Foundations. Part 2. Clinical Disorders. Part 3. Neuropsychological Manifestations. Part 4. Issues and Applications.

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