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Memory-for-Designs Test: A Follow-up Study
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  • 1960MEMORY-FOR-DESIGNS TEST: REVISED GENERAL MANUAL361 cited
  • 1963Comparative effciency of some tests of cerebral damage.48 cited
  • 1953Progress in clinical psychology.42 cited
  • 1957Diagnostic Testing for Cortical Brain Impairment22 cited
  • 1967Age and the Memory‐for‐Designs Test15 cited

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  • 1973Screening organic brain impairment with the Memory-For-Designs test: Validation of comparison of different scoring systems and exposure times10 cited
  • 1974Memory-for-Designs Performance of Brain-Damaged and Non-Damaged Psychiatric Patients7 cited
  • 1979The effects of personality traits on memory-for-designs performance4 cited
  • 1981Age and Error Differences on Memory-For-Designs3 cited

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