The closing-in phenomenon in the drawing performance of Alzheimer's disease patients: A compensation account
Authors:
- Laura SerraLSLaura Serra
- Lucia FaddaLFLucia Fadda
- Roberta PerriRPRoberta Perri
- Carlo CaltagironeCCCarlo Caltagirone
- Giovanni A. CarlesimoGCGiovanni A. Carlesimo
- 1 September 2010
- Vol. 46 (8) , 1031-1036
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