Exaggerated reaction to novelty as a subclinical consequence of mild traumatic brain injury

Author： Suchy Yana   Euler Matthew   Eastvold Angela  

Publisher： Informa Healthcare

ISSN： 0269-9052

Source： Brain Injury, Vol.28, Iss.7, 2014-06, pp. : 972-979

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