Regarding optic ataxia, what is its clinical etiology, symptoms, and treatments. What are the symptoms and problems commonly experienced by people diagnosed with it and its impact on important areas of life functioning, including work, relationships, and leisure. Please include peer reviewed references.

Regarding optic ataxia, what is its clinical etiology, symptoms, and treatments. What are the symptoms and problems commonly experienced by people diagnosed with it and its impact on important areas of life functioning, including work, relationships, and leisure. Please include peer reviewed references.

Essentials Of Human Development

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Chapter14: The Personal Context Of Later Life: Physical, Cognitive, And Mental Health Issues

Section14.4: Mental Health And Intervention

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