Acquired Brain Injury and Naturalistic Strategy Use: Analysis of Strategies Used during Completion of the Multiple Errands Test
This study furthers our understanding of naturalistic strategy use by ABI survivors with executive dysfunction. Strategies used by 14 stroke survivors, 12 TBI survivors and 25 matched controls on the Baycrest Multiple Errands Test (BMET) were scored. Relationships between strategy use and BMET perfo...
Main Author: | Andre, Melanie |
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Other Authors: | Dawson, Deirdre R. |
Language: | en_ca |
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2009
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1807/18140 |
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