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METHODOLOGICAL COMMENTARY Towards an Analytic Framework for the Visuospatial Domain: Spatial Reference Frames, Cognitive Operations, and Neural Systems

Vinoth Jagaroo
Pages 134-146 | Published online: 09 Aug 2010

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Krista M Wilkinson & Vinoth Jagaroo. (2004) Contributions of Principles of Visual Cognitive Science to AAC System Display Design. Augmentative and Alternative Communication 20:3, pages 123-136.
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Linda M Pentland, Vicki A Anderson, Sherelle Dye & Stephen J Wood. (2003) The Nine Box Maze Test: A measure of spatial memory development in children. Brain and Cognition 52:2, pages 144-154.
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