CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS SENSORY INFLOWS ALLOW EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AND HEART AT THE INITIAL AGEING STAGE
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BYKOV, A.T., ET AL., CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS SENSORY INFLOWS ALLOW EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AND HEART AT THE INITIAL AGEING STAGE. Spanish Journal of Psychology, The, Vol. 9, no. 2 (2006), p. 201-218.
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Envejecimiento, Sentidos, Terapia
Envejecimiento, Sentidos, Terapia
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