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Impact of simulated visual impairment on the cognitive test performance of young adults.

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2009

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Wood, Joanne
Chaparro, Alex
Anstey, Kaarin
Hsing, Eve
Johnsson, Alexia
Morse, Anna
Wainwright, Sara

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The British Psychological Society

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Aims: This study investigated the effect of simulated visual impairment on the speed and accuracy of performance on a series of commonly used cognitive tests. Methods: Cognitive performance was assessed for 30 young, visually normal subjects (M = 22.0 ±

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/39084

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British Journal of Psychology

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Journal article

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10.1348/000712608X374723

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2037-12-31

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