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Cognitive Neuropsychology, Volume 8, Issue 3-4 (1991)

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Andrew W. Young, Freda Newcombe & Andrew W. Ellis

Pages: 177-191

Published online: 16 Aug 2007

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Right Neglect Dyslexia: A Single Case Study

Elizabeth K. Warrington

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Directing Attention to Words and Nonwords in Normal Subjects and in a Computational Model: Implications for Neglect Dyslexia

M. Behrmann, M. Moscovitch & M. C. Mozer

Pages: 213-248

Published online: 16 Aug 2007

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Simultaneous Form Perception and Serial Letter Recognition in a Case of Letter-by-letter Reading

Janice Kay & Richard Hanley

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Spatially Determined Deficits in Letter and Word Processing

Brenda C. Rapp & Alfonso Caramazza

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Martha J. Farah & Marcie A. Wallace

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