Action goal selection and motor planning can be dissociated by tool use

Collins T, Schicke T, Röder B (2008)
Cognition 109(3): 363-371.

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Collins T, Schicke T, Röder B. Action goal selection and motor planning can be dissociated by tool use. Cognition. 2008;109(3):363-371.
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Collins, Thérèse, Schicke, Tobias, and Röder, Brigitte. 2008. “Action goal selection and motor planning can be dissociated by tool use”. Cognition 109 (3): 363-371.
Collins, T., Schicke, T., and Röder, B. (2008). Action goal selection and motor planning can be dissociated by tool use. Cognition 109, 363-371.
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