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James Sallis
University of California, San Diego
Ocular relaxation to reduce eye movements
Cognitive Therapy and Research 6(1): 113-118
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1982
English
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Kenneth L. Lichstein
James Sallis
University Of California, San Diego
Abstract
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Cognitive activities influence the rate and direction of eye movements, but the effect of various levels of eye activity on cognition has not been tested.
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