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October 1, 1968Journal of Gerontology

Input Modality in Short-term Retention of Old and Young Adults

Douglas A. Arenberg

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David Arenberg, Ph.D.; Input Modality in Short-term Retention of Old and Young Adults, Journal of Gerontology, Volume 23, Issue 4, 1 October 1968, Pages 462–465

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