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    2009-03 The roles of mu opioid receptors and bombesin receptors in the modulation of pain and itch sensation 柯美全
    2011-07 The roles of working memory and approximate number system on multiplication performance 顏乃欣; Yen, N. S.; Han, C. C.; Butterworth, B.
    2012-06 The roles of working memory and approximate numerosity system on junior high school math achievements 顏乃欣; Yen, N. S.; Han, C. C.; Yen, M. H.; Didino, D.; Butterworth, B.
    2013-08 The scene semantic consistency effect of eye movements during spoken language comprehension 蔡介立; Tsai, Jie-Li; Yu, Wan-Yun
    2005 The Should Be, Should not Be, Are Allowed to Be, and Don`t Have to Be of Chinese Women and Men: The Contents of Gender Stereotypes 陳皎眉; Yu-Ying Chou
    2005 The Should Be, Should not Be, Are Allowed to Be, and Don`t Have to Be of Chinese Women and Men: The Contents of Gender Stereotypes 陳皎眉; Yu-Ying Chou
    2005-06 The situational fatigue scale: A different approach to measuring fatigue 楊建銘; Wu C.-H.; Yang,Chien-Ming
    1999-01 The Social Psychology of Chinese Language 陳皎眉
    1999-01 The Social Psychology of Chinese Language 陳皎眉
    2005-06 The Subjective And Objective Measures In Patients With Obstructive Sleep Apnea Chen C.; 楊建銘; Chen N.

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