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Visual/cognitive processing demands of keyboard layouts for individuals with & without TBI (Fager et al, 2016)

December 6, 2016 by David McNaughton

This poster session at ASHA 2016 examined the visual-cognitive processing demands of using an ABC and QWERTY onscreen keyboard by individuals with and without TBI.

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Visual/cognitive processing demands of keyboard layouts for individuals with & without TBI (Fager et al, 2016)

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