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Ineke J M van der Ham1, H Chris Dijkerman, Esther van den Berg

  • 1a Experimental Psychology, Helmholtz Institute , Utrecht University , Utrecht , The Netherlands.

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Spatial processing deficits in Patient NC were linked to a local attention bias, impacting coordinate spatial tasks. This suggests attention scope influences processing of spatial relations.

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