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When Can Attention Not Be Divided?

Michael Peters Department of Psychology, University of Guelph
Pages 196-199 | Published online: 14 Jul 2010

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Bruno Laeng & Ariane Park. (1999) Handedness Effects on Playing a Reversed or Normal Keyboard. Laterality 4:4, pages 363-377.
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J.J. Summers, A. Semjen, R.G. Carson & J. Thomas. 1995. Motor Control and Sensory Motor Integration - Issues and Directions. Motor Control and Sensory Motor Integration - Issues and Directions 231 253 .

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