Visual Short-term Memory Capacity for Simple and Complex Objects
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Roy Luria | Pierre Jolicoeur | Paola Sessa | Roberto Dell'Acqua | Alex Gotler | P. Jolicoeur | P. Sessa | R. Luria | A. Gotler | Roberto Dell'Acqua
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