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EXPLAINING EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE - CONSTITUENT ABILITIES AND TOUCHSTONE PHENOMENA
Authors: CHARNESS N
Citation: N. Charness, EXPLAINING EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE - CONSTITUENT ABILITIES AND TOUCHSTONE PHENOMENA, Behavioral and brain sciences, 21(3), 1998, pp. 410
PERCEPTION AND MEMORY IN CHESS - STUDIES IN THE HEURISTICS OF THE PROFESSIONAL EYE - DEGROOT,AD, GOBET,F
Authors: CHARNESS N
Citation: N. Charness, PERCEPTION AND MEMORY IN CHESS - STUDIES IN THE HEURISTICS OF THE PROFESSIONAL EYE - DEGROOT,AD, GOBET,F, Contemporary psychology, 43(6), 1998, pp. 416-417
PARTICIPATION RATES AND MAXIMAL PERFORMANCE - A LOG-LINEAR EXPLANATION FOR GROUP-DIFFERENCES, SUCH AS RUSSIAN AND MALE-DOMINANCE IN CHESS
Authors: CHARNESS N GERCHAK Y
Citation: N. Charness et Y. Gerchak, PARTICIPATION RATES AND MAXIMAL PERFORMANCE - A LOG-LINEAR EXPLANATION FOR GROUP-DIFFERENCES, SUCH AS RUSSIAN AND MALE-DOMINANCE IN CHESS, Psychological science, 7(1), 1996, pp. 46-51
DELIBERATE PRACTICE IN CHESS SKILL ACQUISITION
Authors: CHARNESS N KRAMPE R MAYR U VASIUKOVA K
Citation: N. Charness et al., DELIBERATE PRACTICE IN CHESS SKILL ACQUISITION, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 4662-4662
PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS OF AGING - HOW, WHO, AND WHAT - A COMMENT
Authors: CHARNESS N
Citation: N. Charness, PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS OF AGING - HOW, WHO, AND WHAT - A COMMENT, Canadian journal on aging, 14(1), 1995, pp. 67-73
ISSUES IN-TRAINING OLDER ADULTS TO USE COMPUTERS
Authors: KELLEY CL CHARNESS N
Citation: Cl. Kelley et N. Charness, ISSUES IN-TRAINING OLDER ADULTS TO USE COMPUTERS, Behaviour & information technology, 14(2), 1995, pp. 107-120
ABILITIES - EVIDENCE FOR TALENT OR CHARACTERISTICS ACQUIRED THROUGH ENGAGEMENT IN RELEVANT ACTIVITIES
Authors: ERICSSON KA CHARNESS N
Citation: Ka. Ericsson et N. Charness, ABILITIES - EVIDENCE FOR TALENT OR CHARACTERISTICS ACQUIRED THROUGH ENGAGEMENT IN RELEVANT ACTIVITIES, The American psychologist, 50(9), 1995, pp. 803-804
MEMORY KNOWLEDGE AND MEMORY MONITORING IN ADULTHOOD
Authors: BIEMANCOPLAND S CHARNESS N
Citation: S. Biemancopland et N. Charness, MEMORY KNOWLEDGE AND MEMORY MONITORING IN ADULTHOOD, Psychology and aging, 9(2), 1994, pp. 287-302
TRAINING OLDER AND YOUNGER COMPUTER NOVICES TO USE A WORD-PROCESSOR
Authors: KELLEY CL CHARNESS N
Citation: Cl. Kelley et N. Charness, TRAINING OLDER AND YOUNGER COMPUTER NOVICES TO USE A WORD-PROCESSOR, Canadian psychology, 35(2A), 1994, pp. 16-16
APPLIED ISSUES IN AGING RESEARCH - THE CANADIAN AGING RESEARCH NETWORK
Authors: DOBBS AR DIXON RA GOLD DP CHARNESS N
Citation: Ar. Dobbs et al., APPLIED ISSUES IN AGING RESEARCH - THE CANADIAN AGING RESEARCH NETWORK, Canadian psychology, 35(2A), 1994, pp. 213-213
AGE-RELATED-CHANGES IN PERCEPTUAL AND PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE - IMPLICATIONS FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN
Authors: CHARNESS N BOSMAN EA
Citation: N. Charness et Ea. Bosman, AGE-RELATED-CHANGES IN PERCEPTUAL AND PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE - IMPLICATIONS FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN, Experimental aging research, 20(1), 1994, pp. 45-59
EXPERT PERFORMANCE - ITS STRUCTURE AND ACQUISITION
Authors: ERICSSON KA CHARNESS N
Citation: Ka. Ericsson et N. Charness, EXPERT PERFORMANCE - ITS STRUCTURE AND ACQUISITION, The American psychologist, 49(8), 1994, pp. 725-747
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