Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 1996 - Abstracts

Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
A cross-task comparison of false belief understanding in a Head Start population.Psychology and mental healthHolmes, Heather A., Black, Cherice, Miller, Scott A.
Age and gender differences in the nature, meaning, and function of cherished possessions for children and adolescents.Psychology and mental healthDyl, Jennifer, Wapner, Seymour
A gender difference in visual-spatial ability in 4-year-old children: effects of performance of a kinesthetic acuity task.Psychology and mental healthIntili, Daniela, Livesey, David J.
Age-related and intelligence-related differences in implicit memory: effects of generation on a word-fragment completion test.Psychology and mental healthShin-ichi Komatsu, Mika Naito, Toshiya Fuke
A task analysis of the shift from teacher instructions to self-instructions in performing an in-common task.Psychology and mental healthBaer, Donald M., Grote, Irene, Rosales, Jesus
Attention factors mediating syntactic deficiency in reading-disabled children.Psychology and mental healthDeutsch, Avital, Bentin, Shlomo
Children's analogical problem solving: the effects of superficial, structural, and procedural similarity.Psychology and mental healthChen, Zhe
Children's analysis of hierarchical patterns: evidence from a similarity judgement task.Psychology and mental healthDukette, Dianne, Stiles, Joan
Children's memory for atypical actions in script-based stories: an examination of the disruption effect.Psychology and mental healthDavidson, Denise, Jergovic, Diana
Children's metamemory about the influence of conceptual relations on recall.Psychology and mental healthO'Sullivan, Julia T.
Children's performance on "animal tests" of oddity: implications for cognitive processes required for tests of oddity and delayed nonmatch to sample.Psychology and mental healthMiller, Mark, Overman, William, Bachevalier, Jocelyne, Moore, Kim
Children's sensitivity to syllables, onsets, rimes, and phonemes.Psychology and mental healthTreiman, Rebecca, Zukowski, Andrea
Children's understanding of successive divisions in different contexts.Psychology and mental healthStern, Elsbeth, Mevarech, Zemira R.
Conditions affecting beliefs about visual perception among children and adults.Psychology and mental healthWiner, Gerald A., Cottrell, Jane E., Karefilaki, Kiriaki D., Chronister, Matthew
Decomposing water-level responses: field effects as separate influences.Psychology and mental healthKessler, Thomas, Thomas, Hoben, Lohaus, Arnold, Gediga, Gunther
Developmental patterns of eyewitness responses to repeated and increasingly suggestive questions.Psychology and mental healthBjorklund, David F., Cassel, William S., Roebers, Claudia E.M.
Developmental trends in haptic and visual free classifications: influence of stimulus structure and exploration on decisional processes.Psychology and mental healthHatwell, Yvette, Berger, Carole
Duration, distance, and speed judgements of two moving objects by 4- to 11-year olds.Psychology and mental healthMatsuda, Fumiko
Effects of morphology on children's spelling of final consonant clusters.Psychology and mental healthTreiman, Rebecca, Cassar, Marie
Even more precisely assessing children's understanding of the order-irrelevance principle.Psychology and mental healthCowan, Richard, Dowker, Ann, Christakis, Anastasia, Bailey, Sheila
Finding new meanings: children's recognition of interpretive ambiguity in text.Psychology and mental healthBonitatibus, Gary J., Beal, Carole R.
Further evidence that orthographic rime usage in nonword reading increases with word-level reading proficiency.Psychology and mental healthBowey, Judith A., Underwood, Narelle
Habituation of the orienting response to stimuli of different functional values in 4-month-old infants.Psychology and mental healthMalcuit, Gerard, Bastien, Christian, Pomerleau, Andree
Images, words, and questions: variables that influence beliefs about vision in children and adults.Psychology and mental healthWiner, Gerald A., Cottrell, Jane E., Karefilaki, Kiriaki D., Gregg, Virginia R.
Individual differences in children's working memory and writing skill.Psychology and mental healthSwanson, H. Lee, Berninger, Virginia W.
Individual difference variables that predict response to training in phonological awareness.Psychology and mental healthTorgesen, Joseph K., Davis, Charlotte
Induction of a memory retrieval strategy by young children.Psychology and mental healthAckerman, Brian P.
Infants' memory for context: timing effects of postevent information.Psychology and mental healthRovee-Collier, Carolyn, Boller, Kimberly, Gulya, Michelle, Prete, Kristin
Intending to forget: the development of cognitive inhibition in directed forgetting.Psychology and mental healthHarnishfeger, Katherine Kipp, Pope, R. Steffen
Kindergarten letter knowledge, phonological skills, and memory processes: relative effects on early literacy.Psychology and mental healthSchneider, Wolfgang, Naslund, Jan Carol
Learning-disabled readers' working memory as a function of processing demands.Psychology and mental healthSwanson, H. Lee, Ashbaker, Margaret Howell, Lee, Carole
On the association between phonological memory and receptive vocabulary in five-year-olds.Psychology and mental healthBowey, Judith A.
Perceptual cues that permit categorial differentiation of animal species by infants.Psychology and mental healthQuinn, Paul C., Eimas, Peter D.
Performance demands in the selection of objects for counting.Psychology and mental healthHitch, Graham J., Towse, John N.
Planning, encoding, and overcoming conflict in partial occlusion drawing: a neo-Piagetian model and an experimental analysis.Psychology and mental healthMorra, Sergio, Angi, Annalisa, Tomat, Lucia
Reasoning from memory: a lifespan inquiry into the necessity of remembering when reasoning about class inclusion.Psychology and mental healthHowe, Mark L., Rabinowitz, F. Michael
Self-serving influences on adolescents' evaluations of belief-relevant evidence.Psychology and mental healthKlaczynski, Paul A., Gordon, David H.
Sex differences in the effectiveness of elaborative strategy use: knowledge access comparisons.Psychology and mental healthJones, Melanie S., Yokoi, Linda, Johnson, Diane J., Lum, Stephanie, Cafaro, Toni, Kee, Daniel W.
Sublexical orthographic-phonological relations early in the acquisition of reading: the knowledge sources account.Psychology and mental healthThompson, G. Brian, Cottrell, David S., Fletcher-Flinn, Claire M.
The automatic activation of sound-letter knowledge: an alternative interpretation of analogy and priming effects in early spelling development.Psychology and mental healthHulme, Charles, Nation, Kate
The development and temporal dynamics of spatial orienting in infants.Psychology and mental healthJohnson, Mark H., Tucker, Leslie A.
The development of memory for ignored speech.Psychology and mental healthCowan, Nelson, Saults, John Scott
The development of phonological rules and visual strategies in average and poor spellers.Psychology and mental healthSiegel, Linda S., Lennox, Carolyn
The development of spelling procedures in French-speaking, normal and reading-disabled children: effects of frequency and lexicality.Psychology and mental healthMousty, Philippe, Alegria, Jesus
The effect of repeated reactivations on memory specificity in infancy.Psychology and mental healthRovee-Collier, Carolyn, Hitchcock, Daniel F.A.
The effects of computer games and lesson contexts on children's mnemonic strategies.Psychology and mental healthBebko, James M., Oyen, Anne-Siri
The effects of knowledge availability and knowledge accessibility on coherence and elaborative inferencing in children from six to fifteen years of age.Psychology and mental healthBarnes, Marcia A., Dennis, Maureen, Haefele-Kalvaitis, Jennifer
The nature and development of nonverbal implicit memory.Psychology and mental healthHayes, Brett K., Hennessy, Ruth
The nonword reading deficit in developmental dyslexia: evidence from children learning to read German.Psychology and mental healthWimmer, Heinz
The relationships between phonological sensitivity, syntactic processing, and verbal working memory in the reading performance of third-grade children.Psychology and mental healthSiegel, Linda S., Gottardo, Alexandra, Stanovich, Keith E.
The sources of children's errors during nonisomorphic analogical transfer: script theory and structure mapping theory.Psychology and mental healthRabinowitz, F. Michael, Pierce, Karen A., Crain, R. Michelle, Gholson, Barry, Smither, Dereece
Timing effects of postevent information on infant memory.Psychology and mental healthRovee-Collier, Carolyn, Muzzio, Isabel A.
To be young, gifted, and strategic: advantages for memory performance.Psychology and mental healthBjorklund, David F., Gaultney, Jane F., Goldstein, David
Valuing of identity, distribution of attention, and perceptual salience in free and rule-governed classifications.Psychology and mental healthCook, Gregory L., Odom, Richard D.
Young two-year-olds' tendency to map novel verbs onto novel actions.Psychology and mental healthMarazita, John M., Merriman, William E., Evey-Burkey, Julie A., Jarvis, Lorna H.
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