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Authors:
FIVUSH R
SCHWARZMUELLER A
Citation: R. Fivush et A. Schwarzmueller, CHILDREN REMEMBER CHILDHOOD - IMPLICATIONS FOR CHILDHOOD AMNESIA, Applied cognitive psychology, 12(5), 1998, pp. 455-473
Authors:
FIVUSH R
Citation: R. Fivush, THE STORIES WE TELL - HOW LANGUAGE SHAPES AUTOBIOGRAPHY, Applied cognitive psychology, 12(5), 1998, pp. 483-487
Authors:
BUCKNER JP
FIVUSH R
Citation: Jp. Buckner et R. Fivush, GENDER AND SELF IN CHILDRENS AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NARRATIVES, Applied cognitive psychology, 12(4), 1998, pp. 407-429
Authors:
HADEN CA
HAINE RA
FIVUSH R
Citation: Ca. Haden et al., DEVELOPING NARRATIVE STRUCTURE IN PARENT-CHILD REMINISCING ACROSS THEPRESCHOOL YEARS, Developmental psychology, 33(2), 1997, pp. 295-307
Authors:
REESE E
HADEN CA
FIVUSH R
Citation: E. Reese et al., MOTHERS, FATHERS, DAUGHTERS, SONS - GENDER DIFFERENCES IN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL REMINISCING, Research on language and social interaction, 29(1), 1996, pp. 27-56
Authors:
HADEN CA
FIVUSH R
Citation: Ca. Haden et R. Fivush, CONTEXTUAL VARIATION IN MATERNAL CONVERSATIONAL STYLES, Merrill-Palmer quarterly, 42(2), 1996, pp. 200-227
Authors:
HADEN CA
REESE E
FIVUSH R
Citation: Ca. Haden et al., MOTHERS EXTRATEXTUAL COMMENTS DURING STORYBOOK READING - STYLISTIC DIFFERENCES OVER TIME AND ACROSS TEXTS, Discourse processes, 21(2), 1996, pp. 135-169
Authors:
MURACHVER T
PIPE ME
GORDON R
OWENS JL
FIVUSH R
Citation: T. Murachver et al., DO, SHOW, AND TELL - CHILDRENS EVENT MEMORIES ACQUIRED THROUGH DIRECTEXPERIENCE, OBSERVATION, AND STORIES, Child development, 67(6), 1996, pp. 3029-3044
Authors:
FIVUSH R
Citation: R. Fivush, LANGUAGE, NARRATIVE, AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY, Consciousness and cognition, 4(1), 1995, pp. 100-103
Authors:
FIVUSH R
SCHWARZMUELLER A
Citation: R. Fivush et A. Schwarzmueller, SAY IT ONCE AGAIN - EFFECTS OF REPEATED QUESTIONS ON CHILDRENS EVENT RECALL, Journal of traumatic stress, 8(4), 1995, pp. 555-580
Authors:
ADAMS S
KUEBLI J
BOYLE PA
FIVUSH R
Citation: S. Adams et al., GENDER DIFFERENCES IN PARENT-CHILD CONVERSATIONS ABOUT PAST EMOTIONS - A LONGITUDINAL INVESTIGATION, Sex roles, 33(5-6), 1995, pp. 309-323
Authors:
KUEBLI J
BUTLER S
FIVUSH R
Citation: J. Kuebli et al., MOTHER-CHILD TALK ABOUT PAST EMOTIONS - RELATIONS OF MATERNAL LANGUAGE AND CHILD GENDER OVER TIME, Cognition and emotion, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 265-283
Authors:
FIVUSH R
HADEN C
ADAM S
Citation: R. Fivush et al., STRUCTURE AND COHERENCE OF PRESCHOOLERS PERSONAL NARRATIVES OVER TIME- IMPLICATIONS FOR CHILDHOOD AMNESIA, Journal of experimental child psychology, 60(1), 1995, pp. 32-56
Authors:
FIVUSH R
Citation: R. Fivush, YOUNG CHILDRENS EVENT RECALL - ARE MEMORIES CONSTRUCTED THROUGH DISCOURSE, Consciousness and cognition, 3(3-4), 1994, pp. 356-373
Authors:
FIVUSH R
Citation: R. Fivush, UNTITLED, Memory, 2(4), 1994, pp. 337-338
Authors:
KUEBLI J
FIVUSH R
Citation: J. Kuebli et R. Fivush, CHILDRENS REPRESENTATION AND RECALL OF EVENT ALTERNATIVES, Journal of experimental child psychology, 58(1), 1994, pp. 25-45
Authors:
FIVUSH R
Citation: R. Fivush, HUMAN MINDS - AN EXPLORATION - DONALDSON,M, Contemporary psychology, 39(6), 1994, pp. 584-586
Authors:
REESE E
HADEN CA
FIVUSH R
Citation: E. Reese et al., MOTHER-CHILD CONVERSATIONS ABOUT THE PAST - RELATIONSHIPS OF STYLE AND MEMORY OVER TIME, Cognitive development, 8(4), 1993, pp. 403-430
Authors:
LEVY GD
FIVUSH R
Citation: Gd. Levy et R. Fivush, SCRIPTS AND GENDER - A NEW APPROACH FOR EXAMINING GENDER-ROLE DEVELOPMENT, Developmental review, 13(2), 1993, pp. 126-146
Authors:
REESE E
FIVUSH R
Citation: E. Reese et R. Fivush, PARENTAL STYLES OF TALKING ABOUT THE PAST, Developmental psychology, 29(3), 1993, pp. 596-606
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