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 =Sobre este verbete=
 Este verbete é tradução do verbete “Cognitive neuropsychology” da [https://plato.stanford.edu/index.html Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy] - publicado pela primeira vez na quinta-feira, 2 de Abril de 2008. A tradução foi autorizada pela instituição detentora dos direitos. A tradução foi feita por Leticia Pereira dos Santos como exigência parcial para a disciplina de Psicologia do Desenvolvimento Cognitivo da UFF de Rio das Ostras em 2021.1. Por se tratar de uma tradução de verbete de outra enciclopédia, este verbete ficará fechado para edições por um período de 1 ano, até o dia 14/05/2022. A versão atual do verbete original pode ser encontrada [http://scholarpedia.org/article/Cognitive_neuropsychology aqui]
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