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ArticleIntroducing a forced choice recognition trial to the Rey Complex Figure Test.

Kelly Y. An2019

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Introducing a forced choice recognition trial to the Rey Complex Figure Test.

Kelly Y. An · Jordan Charles · Sami Ali · László A. Erdődi

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Published2019-05-02

VenuePsychology & Neuroscience

ISSN-L1983-3288

Languageen

Citations52

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