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Errorless learning of a video call in Alzheimer Disease: verbal motor error dissociation as a potential marker of procedural learning (a pilot study)
BackgroundDementia is rising worldwide, and in Alzheimer Disease (AD) the loss of communication adds to the burden. In AD the explicit, error correcting memory fails early, whereas procedural and implicit memory is relatively preserved, which is the basis of errorless learning. ObjectiveTo test whe
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