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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Neurologically typical"”.

  1. Context Effects on Sublexical Processing in Older and Younger Neurologically Typical Adults

    … We suspect cognitive changes associated with typical healthy aging are responsible for the differences observed between age groups. While younger adults leveraged increased cognitive control such as fluid intelligence, increased attention, increased response inhibition, and reliance on the …

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  2. Relationship between language impairment and sensory processing disorder

    … the correlation of sensory integration issues of neurologically typical children with a language disorder. This study recruited 14 children with language disorders between 3-9 years of age without a neurological disorder, and subsequently conducted evaluations of language, sensory abilities, and …

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  3. The neurophysiology of intersensory selective attention and task switching

    … selective attention and task switching in neurologically typical young adults. Participants were alternately cued to attend to either the visual or auditory aspect of a compound audio-visual stimulus while high-density electroencephalography was recorded. It is typically found that alpha …

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