Planning and problem solving: From neuropsychology to functional neuroimaging
@article{Unterrainer2006PlanningAP, title={Planning and problem solving: From neuropsychology to functional neuroimaging}, author={Josef M. Unterrainer and Adrian M. Owen}, journal={Journal of Physiology-Paris}, year={2006}, volume={99}, pages={308-317} }
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