Visuospatial working memory and changes of the point of view in 3D space
Authors:
- D. SchmidtDSD. Schmidt
- B.J. KrauseBKB.J. Krause
- P.H. WeissPWP.H. Weiss
- G.R. FinkGFG.R. Fink
- N.J. ShahNSN.J. Shah
- M.-A. AmorimMAM.-A. Amorim
- H.-W. MüllerHMH.-W. Müller
- A. BerthozABA. Berthoz
- 1 July 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in NeuroImage
- Vol. 36 (3) , 955-968
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