Speed of Response as a Function of Perceptual Difficulty and Age

James E. Birren · Jack Botwinick

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James E. Birren, Ph.D., Jack Botwinick, Ph.D.; Speed of Response as a Function of Perceptual Difficulty and Age*, Journal of Gerontology, Volume 10, Issue

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