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Results: 101-125/1469
Authors:
ROBERTSON LC
TREISMAN A
Citation: Lc. Robertson et A. Treisman, IMPLICATIONS OF VISUAL-SEARCH DEFICITS FOR COGNITIVE THEORY, Canadian psychology, 37(1), 1996, pp. 58-58
Authors:
CAVANAGH P
Citation: P. Cavanagh, ATTENTION-BASED VISUAL PROCESSES, Canadian psychology, 37(1), 1996, pp. 59-59
Authors:
WOLFE JM
Citation: Jm. Wolfe, MODIFYING GUIDED SEARCH - PREATTENTIVE OBJECT FILES, Canadian psychology, 37(1), 1996, pp. 60-60
Authors:
YANTIS S
Citation: S. Yantis, ON THE CONTINUITY OF PERCEPTUAL EXPERIENCE - IMPLICATIONS FOR PERCEPTION AND ATTENTION, Canadian psychology, 37(1), 1996, pp. 61-61
Authors:
ROURKE BP
Citation: Bp. Rourke, THE SCIENCE OF PRACTICE AND THE PRACTICE OF SCIENCE - THE SCIENTIST-PRACTITIONER MODEL IN CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 259-277
Authors:
LEPORE F
Citation: F. Lepore, HOW 2 BECOMES ONE - FUNCTIONS OF THE CORP US-CALLOSUM, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 278-287
Authors:
DOZOIS DJA
DOBSON KS
Citation: Dja. Dozois et Ks. Dobson, SHOULD CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGISTS FOLLOW THE APA TREND AND SEEK PRESCRIPTION PRIVILEGES - A REEXAMINATION OF THE (R)EVOLUTION, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 288-304
Authors:
PAGLIARO LA
Citation: La. Pagliaro, SHOULD CANADIAN PSYCHOLOGISTS FOLLOW THE APA TREND AND SEEK PRESCRIPTION PRIVILEGES - OF COURSE THEY SHOULD - AN INVITED CRITICAL COMMENTARY OF DOZOIS AND DOBSON, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 305-312
Authors:
HAYES SC
WALSER RD
FOLLETTE VM
Citation: Sc. Hayes et al., PSYCHOLOGY AND THE TEMPTATION OF PRESCRIPTION PRIVILEGES, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 313-320
Authors:
DELEON PH
SAMMONS MT
FOX RE
Citation: Ph. Deleon et al., A COMMENTARY - CANADA IS NOT THAT FAR NORTH, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 320-326
Authors:
DOZOIS DJA
DOBSON KS
Citation: Dja. Dozois et Ks. Dobson, PSYCHOLOGY HERITAGE AND PRESCRIPTION PRIVILEGES - AN UNCONSUMMATABLE MARRIAGE, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 327-332
Authors:
SIMNER ML
Citation: Ml. Simner, THE MINISTRIES REACTIONS TO THE CANADIAN-PSYCHOLOGICAL-ASSOCIATION POSITION PAPER ON BEGINNING READING-INSTRUCTION - REPLY, Canadian psychology, 36(4), 1995, pp. 333-342
Authors:
WALTERS D
Citation: D. Walters, MANDATORY REPORTING OF CHILD-ABUSE - LEGAL, ETHICAL, AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS WITHIN A CANADIAN CONTEXT, Canadian psychology, 36(3), 1995, pp. 163-182
Authors:
DAYAN J
MINNES P
Citation: J. Dayan et P. Minnes, ETHICAL ISSUES RELATED TO THE USE OF FACILITATED COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES WITH PERSONS WITH AUTISM, Canadian psychology, 36(3), 1995, pp. 183-189
Authors:
BOUCHARD S
BOLDUC D
BOISVERT JM
GAUTHIER J
Citation: S. Bouchard et al., IMPACT OF INTERPERSONAL AND FAMILY-RELATI ONS ON PERSONS WITH AGORAPHOBIA - RECENT FINDINGS, Canadian psychology, 36(3), 1995, pp. 190-200
Authors:
CYR F
KING MC
RITCHIE PLJ
Citation: F. Cyr et al., QUALITY MANAGEMENT FOR PSYCHOLOGY SERVICES IN HEALTH-CARE FACILITIES, Canadian psychology, 36(3), 1995, pp. 201-210
Authors:
SIMOURD DJ
WORMITH JS
Citation: Dj. Simourd et Js. Wormith, CRIMINAL-JUSTICE EDUCATION AND TRAINING - A SURVEY OF CANADIAN GRADUATE SCHOOLS OF PSYCHOLOGY, Canadian psychology, 36(3), 1995, pp. 213-220
Authors:
MCEVOY M
DANILUK J
Citation: M. Mcevoy et J. Daniluk, WOUNDS TO THE SOUL - THE EXPERIENCES OF ABORIGINAL WOMEN SURVIVORS OFSEXUAL ABUSE, Canadian psychology, 36(3), 1995, pp. 221-235
Authors:
HURST SA
GENEST M
Citation: Sa. Hurst et M. Genest, COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY WITH A FEMINIST - ORIENTATION - A PERSPECTIVE FOR THERAPY WITH DEPRESSED WOMEN, Canadian psychology, 36(3), 1995, pp. 236-257
Authors:
MURRAY M
Citation: M. Murray, CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY, Canadian psychology, 36(2A), 1995, pp. 1-1
Authors:
MCILWRAITH R
TAN J
LOUISY H
ROSS M
Citation: R. Mcilwraith et al., TRAINING PSYCHOLOGISTS FOR CAREERS IN RURAL AND NORTHERN PRACTICE, Canadian psychology, 36(2A), 1995, pp. 1-1
Authors:
BARRERA M
MALKIN D
WEKSBERG R
Citation: M. Barrera et al., PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PREDICTIVE GENETIC TESTING FOR CANCER, Canadian psychology, 36(2A), 1995, pp. 1-1
Authors:
MORRONGIELLO BA
HILLIER L
CHRISTENSEN S
Citation: Ba. Morrongiello et al., RISK PERCEPTION AND RISK-TAKING JUDGMENTS IN SCHOOL-AGE-CHILDREN, Canadian psychology, 36(2A), 1995, pp. 2-2
Authors:
JUTRAS S
NORMANDEAU S
KALNINS I
Citation: S. Jutras et al., THE HEALTH-RELATED PERCEPTUAL FIELD - A MODEL FOR STUDYING CHILDRENS HEALTH REPRESENTATIONS, Canadian psychology, 36(2A), 1995, pp. 2-2
Authors:
GILLIS CA
GETKATE M
PORPORINO FJ
Citation: Ca. Gillis et al., CORRECTIONAL SHOP SUPERVISOR INFLUENCE ON OFFENDER WORK ATTITUDES, Canadian psychology, 36(2A), 1995, pp. 3-3