Performance level modulates adult age differences in brain activation during spatial working memory
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Hauke R. Heekeren | Ulman Lindenberger | Lars Nyberg | Lars Bäckman | Irene E. Nagel | Claudia Preuschhof | Shu-Chen Li | L. Nyberg | Shu-Chen Li | U. Lindenberger | H. Heekeren | L. Bäckman | I. Nagel | C. Preuschhof | Claudia Preuschhof
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