Motor Influence in Developing Auditory Spatial Cognition in Hemiplegic Children with and without Visual Field Disorder
Spatial representation is a crucial skill for everyday interaction with the environment. Different factors seem to influence spatial perception, such as body movements and vision. However, it is still unknown if motor impairment affects the building of simple spatial perception. To investigate this...
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Main Authors: | Elena Aggius-Vella (Author), Monica Gori (Author), Claudio Campus (Author), Stefania Petri (Author), Francesca Tinelli (Author) |
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2022-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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