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recorded on tape and subsequently … Because of space constraints, in this paper we have chosen …

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gaping pits of bodies, and figures angled … Questions like these are worth answering because the …

… want it to take up much space cognitively or physically. However… Another solution is social
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… test of their memory for the objects in the pictures. The … taped in front of the left and right
wooden blocks, respectively. The subject was given six practice trials in the use of the response …

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type questions. It was … most Look responses made mention only of looking at the pictures. …

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