the relationship between executive functions and fluid intelligence in schizophrenia

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Abstract
We believe that such finding has strong clinical and methodological implications that we hope we have further explained with the changes made in the manuscript.
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Authors ;María eRoca;María eRoca;María eRoca;Facundo eManes;Facundo eManes;Marcelo eCetkovich;Marcelo eCetkovich;Diana eBruno;Agustín eIbáñez;Agustín eIbáñez;Teresa eTorralva;Teresa eTorralva;John eDuncan;John eDuncan
Journal lasers in manufacturing and materials processing
Year 2014
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10.3389/fnbeh.2014.00046
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http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fnbeh.2014.00046/full
Keywords
schizophrenia decision making fluid intelligence executive function frontal lobe neuropsychiatry biological psychiatry multitaskingneurosciences

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