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Using a non-immersive virtual reality approach to assess cognition in post-stroke aphasia: validating the Cognitive Assessment for Aphasia App (C3A)

Kylie Wall, Toby Cumming, Sebastian Koenig, David A. Copland

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"Using a non-immersive virtual reality approach to assess cognition in post-stroke aphasia: validating the Cognitive Assessment for Aphasia App (C3A)." Aphasiology, 32(sup1), pp. 54–55

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"Using a non-immersive virtual reality approach to assess cognition in post-stroke aphasia: validating the Cognitive Assessment for Aphasia App (C3A)." Aphasiology, 32(sup1), pp. 54–55

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"Using a non-immersive virtual reality approach to assess cognition in post-stroke aphasia: validating the Cognitive Assessment for Aphasia App (C3A)." Aphasiology, 32(sup1), pp. 54–55

Key concepts: Aphasia, Aphasiology, Cognition, Psychology, Virtual reality, Stroke (engine), Cognitive psychology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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