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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencebilities, because they can reason from a logical basis and can find relationships and even solve problems in analogy (Luria, 1973). Instead, their defect appears when faced with the necessity of making a goal-directed choice from a number of equally probable alternatives.

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Introductionparadigms is a matter of debate. On one hand, “cognitive rehabilitation” may be considered to represent a new body of interventive strategies which serve to augment the rehabilitation professional’s armamentarium designed to assault the consequences of brain dysfunction. This conceptualization may l

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