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Design And Evaluation Of Sensory Stimulation Patterns For Enhancing Spatial AwarenessNataletti et al., 2021
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Spatial awareness refers to our ability to develop knowledge about the surrounding environment and our relation with it. It is essential for people of all ages and constantly used in everyday activities. Typically, sensory and motor systems work cooperatively to acquire a …
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