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Authors:
JOINER R
MESSER D
LIGHT P
LITTLETON K
Citation: R. Joiner et al., IT IS BEST TO POINT FOR YOUNG-CHILDREN - A COMPARISON OF CHILDRENS POINTING AND DRAGGING, Computers in human behavior, 14(3), 1998, pp. 513-529
Authors:
LIBBY S
POWELL S
MESSER D
JORDAN R
Citation: S. Libby et al., IMITATION OF PRETEND PLAY ACTS BY CHILDREN WITH AUTISM AND DOWN-SYNDROME, Journal of autism and developmental disorders, 27(4), 1997, pp. 365-383
Authors:
JOINER R
MESSER D
LITTLETON K
LIGHT P
Citation: R. Joiner et al., GENDER, COMPUTER EXPERIENCE AND COMPUTER-BASED PROBLEM-SOLVING, Computers and education, 26(1-3), 1996, pp. 179-187
Authors:
CURTIN D
CAMPBELL CA
MESSER D
Citation: D. Curtin et al., PREDICTION OF TITRATABLE ACIDITY AND SOIL SENSITIVITY TO PH CHANGE, Journal of environmental quality, 25(6), 1996, pp. 1280-1284
Authors:
MESSER D
Citation: D. Messer, RETURNING TO THE FEEL-GOOD FACTOR, Psychologist, 8(6), 1995, pp. 252-252
Authors:
MESSER D
Citation: D. Messer, THE LONDON CONFERENCE - INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY-OF-LONDON 19-20 DECEMBER 1994, Psychologist, 8(2), 1995, pp. 76-76
Authors:
JOINER R
MESSER D
LIGHT P
LITTLETON K
Citation: R. Joiner et al., PEER INTERACTION AND PEER PRESENCE IN COMPUTER-BASED PROBLEM-SOLVING - A RESEARCH NOTE, Cognition and instruction, 13(4), 1995, pp. 583-584
Authors:
LIGHT P
LITTLETON K
MESSER D
JOINER R
Citation: P. Light et al., SOCIAL AND COMMUNICATIVE PROCESSES IN COMPUTER-BASED PROBLEM-SOLVING, European journal of psychology of education, 9(2), 1994, pp. 93-109
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