Neuropsychologia

Egocentric frame of reference: its role in spatial biasafter right hemisphere lesions
pp. 881-894(14)
Authors: Bartolomeo P.; Chokron S.

Hemispheric asymmetry and interhemispheric transferin reaching programming
pp. 895-903(9)
Authors: Velay J.-L.; Benoit-Dubrocard S.

Phonological loop and central executive functioningin Alzheimers disease
pp. 905-918(14)
Authors: Collette F.; Linden M.V.d.; Bechet S.; Salmon E.

A distortion of perceived space in patients withright-hemisphere lesions and visual hemineglect
pp. 919-925(7)
Authors: Irving-Bell L.; Small M.; Cowey A.

Eye movements and spatial working memory inParkinsons disease
pp. 927-938(12)
Authors: Hodgson T.L.; Dittrich W.H.; Henderson L.; Kennard C.

Retrograde amnesia in patients with diencephalic,temporal lobe or frontal lesions
pp. 939-958(20)
Authors: Kopelman M.D.; Stanhope N.; Kingsley D.

Pointing and grasping in unilateral visual neglect: effectof on-line visual feedback in grasping
pp. 959-973(15)
Authors: Edwards M.G.; Humphreys G.W.

Motor learning after unilateral brain damage
pp. 975-987(13)
Authors: Winstein C.J.; Merians A.S.; Sullivan K.J.