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A sociodemographic and neuropsychological characterization of an illiterate population

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Table 1. Normative Data Used to Scored the Mental Status of the Volunteers According to the Age and Educational Group Education and Age
Table 2. The distribution of Educational Years and Source of Recruitment (Sample 1 and 2) of the Overall Sample of Female Volunteers
Table 5 shows the means and the standard deviations for each test and literacy group, as well as the minimum and maximum scores
Table 4b. The Scores of the Overall Sample 1, According to Age Group (Age Group 50–64 Years and Age Group 65–79 Years)
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