Use of a tracing task to assess visuomotor performance: effects of age, sex, and handedness
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Stirling, L.A., ET AL., Use of a tracing task to assess visuomotor performance: effects of age, sex, and handedness. Journals of Gerontology, The, Vol. 68, no. 8 (2013), p. 938-945.
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Desarrollo cognitivo, Edad, Factor de riesgo, Género, Personas mayores, Trastornos motores, Trastornos visuales, Validez, Valoración, EE.UU.
Desarrollo cognitivo, Edad, Factor de riesgo, Género, Personas mayores, Trastornos motores, Trastornos visuales, Validez, Valoración, EE.UU.
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