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Steven Z Rapcsak

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Psychology and Aging|July 27, 2011
Cognitive mechanisms of false facial recognition in older adultsEmily C Edmonds, Elizabeth L Glisky, James C Bartlett, et al.
Frontiers in Psychology|February 2, 2023
Functional neuroanatomy of reading in Czech: Evidence of a dual-route processing architecture in a shallow orthographyMarek Bartoň, Steven Z Rapcsak, Vojtěch Zvončák, et al.
Neuroimage|September 1, 2014
Bidirectional iterative parcellation of diffusion weighted imaging data: separating cortical regions connected by the arcuate fasciculus and extreme capsuleDianne K Patterson, Cyma Van Petten, Pélagie M Beeson, et al.
Neuropsychological Rehabilitation|July 9, 2016
The nature and treatment of phonological text agraphiaPélagie M Beeson, Kindle Rising, Andrew T DeMarco, et al.
Cortex; a Journal Devoted to the Study of the Nervous System and Behavior|June 19, 2012
Hypnosis in the right hemisphereJohn F Kihlstrom, Martha L Glisky, Susan McGovern, et al.
Neurocase|January 20, 2018
The neural substrates of improved phonological processing following successful treatment in a case of phonological alexia and agraphiaAndrew T DeMarco, Stephen M Wilson, Kindle Rising, et al.
Brain : a Journal of Neurology|March 9, 2013
Dysfunctional visual word form processing in progressive alexiaStephen M Wilson, Kindle Rising, Matthew T Stib, et al.
Brain and Language|November 14, 2016
Neural substrates of sublexical processing for spellingAndrew T DeMarco, Stephen M Wilson, Kindle Rising, et al.
Neuropsychologia|May 8, 2007
Do dual-route models accurately predict reading and spelling performance in individuals with acquired alexia and agraphia?Steven Z Rapcsak, Maya L Henry, Sommer L Teague, et al.
Neuropsychologia|April 3, 2022
Largely intact memory for spatial locations during navigation in an individual with dense amnesiaAndrew S McAvan, Aubrey A Wank, Steven Z Rapcsak, et al.
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Psychology and Aging|July 27, 2011
Cognitive mechanisms of false facial recognition in older adultsEmily C Edmonds, Elizabeth L Glisky, James C Bartlett, et al.
Frontiers in Psychology|February 2, 2023
Functional neuroanatomy of reading in Czech: Evidence of a dual-route processing architecture in a shallow orthographyMarek Bartoň, Steven Z Rapcsak, Vojtěch Zvončák, et al.
Neuroimage|September 1, 2014
Bidirectional iterative parcellation of diffusion weighted imaging data: separating cortical regions connected by the arcuate fasciculus and extreme capsuleDianne K Patterson, Cyma Van Petten, Pélagie M Beeson, et al.
Neuropsychological Rehabilitation|July 9, 2016
The nature and treatment of phonological text agraphiaPélagie M Beeson, Kindle Rising, Andrew T DeMarco, et al.
Cortex; a Journal Devoted to the Study of the Nervous System and Behavior|June 19, 2012
Hypnosis in the right hemisphereJohn F Kihlstrom, Martha L Glisky, Susan McGovern, et al.
Neurocase|January 20, 2018
The neural substrates of improved phonological processing following successful treatment in a case of phonological alexia and agraphiaAndrew T DeMarco, Stephen M Wilson, Kindle Rising, et al.
Brain : a Journal of Neurology|March 9, 2013
Dysfunctional visual word form processing in progressive alexiaStephen M Wilson, Kindle Rising, Matthew T Stib, et al.
Brain and Language|November 14, 2016
Neural substrates of sublexical processing for spellingAndrew T DeMarco, Stephen M Wilson, Kindle Rising, et al.
Neuropsychologia|May 8, 2007
Do dual-route models accurately predict reading and spelling performance in individuals with acquired alexia and agraphia?Steven Z Rapcsak, Maya L Henry, Sommer L Teague, et al.
Neuropsychologia|April 3, 2022
Largely intact memory for spatial locations during navigation in an individual with dense amnesiaAndrew S McAvan, Aubrey A Wank, Steven Z Rapcsak, et al.
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