The role of attention in the affective life of people with severe or profound intellectual disabilities.
@article{Vos2013TheRO, title={The role of attention in the affective life of people with severe or profound intellectual disabilities.}, author={Pieter E. Vos and Paul de Cock and Vera S. Munde and Heleen Neerinckx and Katja Petry and Wim Van den Noortgate and Bea Maes}, journal={Research in developmental disabilities}, year={2013}, volume={34 3}, pages={ 902-9 } }
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