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Interindividual differences in scaling performance.

G Ekman·B Hosman·R Lindman·L Ljungberg·C A Akesson
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G Ekman, B Hosman, R Lindman, L Ljungberg, C A Akesson. 1968. Interindividual differences in scaling performance.. https://doi.org/10.2466/pms.1968.26.3.815

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