Principles of cognitive psychology applied to mobility problems in urban space Intervention in Clínica Las Condes
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This study is part of an intervention performed at Clinica Las Condes in Santiago, financed by such institution. The research and execution were conducted by the behavioral consultant Recursos Limbicos.
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