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A paper-and-pencil measure of prefrontal subcortical dysfunction
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A paper-and-pencil measure of prefrontal subcortical dysfunction

Marcello Spinella, David Lester and Bijou Yang
Perceptual and motor skills, v 103(3), pp 676-676
01 Dec 2006
PMID: 17326488

Abstract

Psychology Psychology, Experimental Social Sciences
In a large sample of 722 community residents, scores on the Frontal Systems Behavior Scale were significantly associated with age, sex, and education, indicating that scores were higher for men, younger participants, and less educated participants.

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Psychology, Experimental
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