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Authors:
MCGREGOR E
WHITEN A
BLACKBURN P
Citation: E. Mcgregor et al., TEACHING THEORY OF MIND BY HIGHLIGHTING INTENTION AND ILLUSTRATING THOUGHTS - A COMPARISON OF THEIR EFFECTIVENESS WITH 3-YEAR-OLDS AND AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 281-300
Authors:
PETERSON CC
SIEGAL M
Citation: Cc. Peterson et M. Siegal, CHANGING FOCUS ON THE REPRESENTATIONAL MIND - DEAF, AUTISTIC AND NORMAL CHILDRENS CONCEPTS OF FALSE PHOTOS, FALSE DRAWINGS AND FALSE BELIEFS, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 301-320
Authors:
WATSON JK
GELMAN SA
WELLMAN HM
Citation: Jk. Watson et al., YOUNG CHILDRENS UNDERSTANDING OF THE NONPHYSICAL NATURE OF THOUGHTS AND THE PHYSICAL NATURE OF THE BRAIN, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 321-335
Authors:
PHILLIPS W
BARONCOHEN S
RUTTER M
Citation: W. Phillips et al., UNDERSTANDING INTENTION IN NORMAL DEVELOPMENT AND IN AUTISM, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 337-348
Authors:
SAUDINO KJ
DALE PS
OLIVER B
PETRILL SA
RICHARDSON V
RUTTER M
SIMONOFF E
STEVENSON J
PLOMIN R
Citation: Kj. Saudino et al., THE VALIDITY OF PARENT-BASED ASSESSMENT OF THE COGNITIVE-ABILITIES OF2-YEAR-OLDS, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 349-363
Authors:
REISSLAND N
Citation: N. Reissland, CONTEXT DEPENDENCY IN PARENTAL SPEECH, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 365-373
Authors:
TURIEL E
WAINRYB C
Citation: E. Turiel et C. Wainryb, CONCEPTS OF FREEDOMS AND RIGHTS IN A TRADITIONAL, HIERARCHICALLY ORGANIZED SOCIETY, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 375-395
Authors:
WOOD C
TERRELL C
Citation: C. Wood et C. Terrell, POOR READERS ABILITY TO DETECT SPEECH RHYTHM AND PERCEIVE RAPID SPEECH, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 397-413
Authors:
MEINTS K
Citation: K. Meints, HUMAN-EVOLUTION, LANGUAGE AND MIND - A PSYCHOLOGICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL INQUIRY - NOBLE,W, DAVIDSON,I, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 414-415
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BRAISBY N
Citation: N. Braisby, COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGY - KELLOGG,RT, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 415-415
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RUSSELL J
Citation: J. Russell, RETHINKING INNATENESS - A CONNECTIONIST PERSPECTIVE ON DEVELOPMENT - ELMAN,JL, BATES,EA, JOHNSON,MH, KARMILOFFSMITH,A, PARISI,D, PLUNKETT,K, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 416-418
Authors:
BLATCHFORD P
Citation: P. Blatchford, SCHOOL RECESS AND PLAYGROUND BEHAVIOR - EDUCATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTALROLES - PELLEGRINI,AD, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 416-416
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JARVIS M
Citation: M. Jarvis, PREVENTING CHILDHOOD DISORDERS, SUBSTANCE-ABUSE, AND DELINQUENCY - PETERS,RD, MCMAHON,RJ, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 418-419
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DUNN J
Citation: J. Dunn, LEARNING THE RULES - THE ANATOMY OF CHILDRENS RELATIONSHIPS - BIGELOW,BJ, TESSON,G, LEWKO,JH, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 419-420
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HOPKINS J
Citation: J. Hopkins, AGENCY - ITS ROLE IN MENTAL-DEVELOPMENT - RUSSELL,J, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 420-421
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COSTALL A
Citation: A. Costall, DECONSTRUCTING DEVELOPMENTAL-PSYCHOLOGY - BURMAN,E, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 421-422
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POPPLEWELL D
Citation: D. Popplewell, INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODS AND STATISTICS IN PSYCHOLOGY, 2ND EDITION - COOLICAN,H, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 422-422
Authors:
COX MV
MAYNARD S
Citation: Mv. Cox et S. Maynard, THE HUMAN FIGURE-DRAWINGS OF CHILDREN WITH DOWN-SYNDROME, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 133-137
Authors:
ROCHAT P
MORGAN R
Citation: P. Rochat et R. Morgan, 2 FUNCTIONAL ORIENTATIONS OF SELF-EXPLORATION IN INFANCY, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 139-154
Authors:
CATALDO MG
CORNOLDI C
Citation: Mg. Cataldo et C. Cornoldi, SELF-MONITORING IN POOR AND GOOD READING COMPREHENDERS AND THEIR USE OF STRATEGY, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 155-165
Authors:
SAUDINO K
MCMANUS IC
Citation: K. Saudino et Ic. Mcmanus, HANDEDNESS, FOOTEDNESS, EYEDNESS AND EAREDNESS IN THE COLORADO-ADOPTION-PROJECT, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 167-174
Authors:
ROAZZI A
BRYANT P
Citation: A. Roazzi et P. Bryant, THE EFFECTS OF SYMMETRICAL AND ASYMMETRICAL SOCIAL-INTERACTION ON CHILDRENS LOGICAL INFERENCES, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 175-181
Authors:
MINTER M
HOBSON RP
BISHOP M
Citation: M. Minter et al., CONGENITAL VISUAL IMPAIRMENT AND THEORY OF MIND, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 183-196
Authors:
BREMNER JG
ANDREASEN G
Citation: Jg. Bremner et G. Andreasen, YOUNG CHILDRENS ABILITY TO USE MAPS AND MODELS TO FIND WAYS IN NOVEL SPACES, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 197-218
Authors:
DAY K
HOWIE P
MARKHAM R
Citation: K. Day et al., THE ROLE OF SIMILARITY IN DEVELOPMENTAL DIFFERENCES IN-SOURCE MONITORING, British journal of developmental psychology, 16, 1998, pp. 219-232