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Author: Claudia Kay Allen, edited by James O. Bertrand
Summary: This book presents a new version of the author's Functional Information Processing Model, incorporating a new understanding of memory. Also presented are the underlying mental structures of the Cognitive Performance Modes. This information has been developed and refined, representing new input to the Allen Cognitive Level theory, developed since the publication of OT Treatment Goals for the Physically and Cognitively Disabled, 1992.
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