Looking for the GAP effect in manual responses and the role of contextual influences in reaction time experiments

Título:

Looking for the GAP effect in manual responses and the role of contextual influences in reaction time experiments

Autor:

Walter Machado-Pinheiro

Ano:

2004

Revista:

Brazilian Journal of Medical and Biological Research (Impresso)

ISSN:

0100879X

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Idioma:

Português

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