Zooming in on abnormal local and global processing biases after stroke

Zooming in on abnormal local and global processing biases after stroke: Frequency, lateralization, and associations with cognitive functions. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society.

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• Navon Figure
  • Not a clinical diagnosis by itself. An exploratory stroke study used briefly presented figures to study bias and interference and explicitly noted that these measures were not standard cognitive assessment.

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