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Influence of Age on Hemispheric Lateralization of Language : a Longitudinal Study
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University Hospital, Tours
Abstract
The purpose of this study is :
* to look for changes induced by aging in a population of old subjects, during silent word generation tasks studied by fMRI.
* to look for a possible link between these changes and alterations in language
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Anonymous. (n.d.). Influence of Age on Hemispheric Lateralization of Language : a Longitudinal Study. <em>University Hospital, Tours</em>. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT00241293
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Anonymous. Influence of Age on Hemispheric Lateralization of Language : a Longitudinal Study. University Hospital, Tours.
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@misc{anonndInflue,
title = {Influence of Age on Hemispheric Lateralization of Language : a Longitudinal Study},
author = {Anonymous},
journal = {University Hospital, Tours},
}
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