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Hemispheric Differences in Preferred Modes of Information Processing and the Aging Process

John A. Stern Washington University Behavior Research Laboratory
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Alan C. Baldinger Geomet, Inc.
Pages 97-105 | Received 29 Jun 1982, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Steve Charlton, Paul Bakan & Marlene Moretti. (1989) Conjugate Lateral Eye Movements: A Second Look. International Journal of Neuroscience 48:1-2, pages 1-18.
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David G. Fryer. (1986) Understanding the aging brain. Postgraduate Medicine 80:6, pages 99-111.
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Stephen W. Porges. (2007) For Distinguished Contributions to Psychophysiology: John Stern. Psychophysiology 31:3, pages 217-222.
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