Executive function in deficit schizophrenia: What do the dimensions of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test tell us?
Authors:
- P. PolgárPPP. Polgár
- J.M. RéthelyiJRJ.M. Réthelyi
- S. BálintSBS. Bálint
- S. KomlósiSKS. Komlósi
- P. CzoborPCP. Czobor
- I. BitterIBI. Bitter
- 1 September 2010
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Schizophrenia Research
- Vol. 122 (1-3) , 85-93
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