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Clinical Issues

Healthy adults' performance on the Austin Maze

Stephen Bowden University of Melbourne
,
Jasna Dumendzic University of Melbourne
,
John Hopper University of Melbourne
,
Glynda Kinsella La Trobe University
,
Christine Clifford University of Tasmania
&
Alan Tucker Victorian University of Technology-Western Institute
Pages 43-52 | Accepted 15 May 1991, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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