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TESTING THE INTERPRETATION OF INSPECTION TIME AS A MEASURE OF SPEED OF SENSORY PROCESSING
Authors: BURNS NR NETTELBECK T WHITE M
Citation: Nr. Burns et al., TESTING THE INTERPRETATION OF INSPECTION TIME AS A MEASURE OF SPEED OF SENSORY PROCESSING, Personality and individual differences, 24(1), 1998, pp. 25-39
REACTION-TIME MEASURES OF SPEED OF PROCESSING - SPEED OF RESPONSE SELECTION INCREASES WITH AGE BUT SPEED OF STIMULUS CATEGORIZATION DOES NOT
Authors: ANDERSON M NETTELBECK T BARLOW J
Citation: M. Anderson et al., REACTION-TIME MEASURES OF SPEED OF PROCESSING - SPEED OF RESPONSE SELECTION INCREASES WITH AGE BUT SPEED OF STIMULUS CATEGORIZATION DOES NOT, British journal of developmental psychology, 15, 1997, pp. 145-157
THE STRING MEASURE OF THE ERP - WHAT DOES IT MEASURE
Authors: BURNS NR NETTELBECK T COOPER CJ
Citation: Nr. Burns et al., THE STRING MEASURE OF THE ERP - WHAT DOES IT MEASURE, International journal of psychophysiology, 27(1), 1997, pp. 43-53
INCREASING MENTAL-DEVELOPMENT INDEX IN AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY OF 2 VERSIONS OF THE BAYLEY MENTAL SCALE
Authors: TASBIHSAZAN R NETTELBECK T KIRBY N
Citation: R. Tasbihsazan et al., INCREASING MENTAL-DEVELOPMENT INDEX IN AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY OF 2 VERSIONS OF THE BAYLEY MENTAL SCALE, Australian psychologist, 32(2), 1997, pp. 120-125
VULNERABILITY TO CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION - INFLUENCE OF INTERPERSONAL COMPETENCE DIFFERENCES AMONG PEOPLE WITH MENTAL-RETARDATION
Authors: WILSON C SEAMAN L NETTELBECK T
Citation: C. Wilson et al., VULNERABILITY TO CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION - INFLUENCE OF INTERPERSONAL COMPETENCE DIFFERENCES AMONG PEOPLE WITH MENTAL-RETARDATION, JIDR. Journal of intellectual disability research, 40, 1996, pp. 8-16
NEED FOR THEORY-BASED METHODS TO TEST THEORY-BASED QUESTIONS - REPLY
Authors: MATHIAS JL NETTELBECK T WILLSON RJ
Citation: Jl. Mathias et al., NEED FOR THEORY-BASED METHODS TO TEST THEORY-BASED QUESTIONS - REPLY, Research in developmental disabilities, 17(2), 1996, pp. 153-160
THE STRING MEASURE OF THE EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL, IQ AND INSPECTION TIME
Authors: BURNS NR NETTELBECK T COOPER CJ
Citation: Nr. Burns et al., THE STRING MEASURE OF THE EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL, IQ AND INSPECTION TIME, Personality and individual differences, 21(4), 1996, pp. 563-572
INTELLIGENCE AND SAVANT SYNDROME - IS THE WHOLE GREATER-THAN THE SUM OF THE FRAGMENTS
Authors: NETTELBECK T YOUNG R
Citation: T. Nettelbeck et R. Young, INTELLIGENCE AND SAVANT SYNDROME - IS THE WHOLE GREATER-THAN THE SUM OF THE FRAGMENTS, Intelligence, 22(1), 1996, pp. 49-67
UNCOUPLING LEARNING FROM INITIAL RECALL - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPEED AND MEMORY DEFICITS IN OLD-AGE
Authors: NETTELBECK T RABBITT PMA WILSON C BATT R
Citation: T. Nettelbeck et al., UNCOUPLING LEARNING FROM INITIAL RECALL - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPEED AND MEMORY DEFICITS IN OLD-AGE, British journal of psychology, 87, 1996, pp. 593-607
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE, PERSONALITY AND INSPECTION TIME
Authors: STOUGH C BREBNER J NETTELBECK T COOPER CJ BATES T MANGAN GL
Citation: C. Stough et al., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE, PERSONALITY AND INSPECTION TIME, British journal of psychology, 87, 1996, pp. 255-268
PSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOME OF ECMO-ELIGIBLE NEONATES WITH SEVERE RESPIRATORY-FAILURE TREATED USING CONVENTIONAL MEDICAL THERAPY
Authors: MATHIAS JL CLARK SM NETTELBECK T JAMES SL WHITE DA
Citation: Jl. Mathias et al., PSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOME OF ECMO-ELIGIBLE NEONATES WITH SEVERE RESPIRATORY-FAILURE TREATED USING CONVENTIONAL MEDICAL THERAPY, Journal of paediatrics and child health, 31(5), 1995, pp. 440-445
THE ABILITIES OF A MUSICAL SAVANT AND HIS FAMILY
Authors: YOUNG RL NETTELBECK T
Citation: Rl. Young et T. Nettelbeck, THE ABILITIES OF A MUSICAL SAVANT AND HIS FAMILY, Journal of autism and developmental disorders, 25(3), 1995, pp. 231-248
STRATEGY USE IN JENSENS RT PARADIGM - RELATIONSHIPS TO INTELLIGENCE
Authors: STOUGH C NETTELBECK T COOPER C BATES T
Citation: C. Stough et al., STRATEGY USE IN JENSENS RT PARADIGM - RELATIONSHIPS TO INTELLIGENCE, Australian journal of psychology, 47(2), 1995, pp. 61-65
THE INTELLIGENCE OF CALENDRICAL CALCULATORS
Authors: YOUNG RL NETTELBECK T
Citation: Rl. Young et T. Nettelbeck, THE INTELLIGENCE OF CALENDRICAL CALCULATORS, American journal of mental retardation, 99(2), 1994, pp. 186-200
CHILDHOOD CHANGES IN SPEED OF INFORMATION-PROCESSING AND MENTAL AGE -A BRIEF REPORT
Authors: NETTELBECK T WILSON C
Citation: T. Nettelbeck et C. Wilson, CHILDHOOD CHANGES IN SPEED OF INFORMATION-PROCESSING AND MENTAL AGE -A BRIEF REPORT, British journal of developmental psychology, 12, 1994, pp. 277-280
INSPECTION TIME - A FLASH MASK TO REDUCE APPARENT MOVEMENT EFFECTS
Authors: EVANS G NETTELBECK T
Citation: G. Evans et T. Nettelbeck, INSPECTION TIME - A FLASH MASK TO REDUCE APPARENT MOVEMENT EFFECTS, Personality and individual differences, 15(1), 1993, pp. 91-94
RAVEN ADVANCED PROGRESSIVE MATRICES AND INCREASES IN INTELLIGENCE
Authors: STOUGH C NETTELBECK T COOPER C
Citation: C. Stough et al., RAVEN ADVANCED PROGRESSIVE MATRICES AND INCREASES IN INTELLIGENCE, Personality and individual differences, 15(1), 1993, pp. 103-104
INSPECTION TIME AND INTELLIGENCE
Authors: NETTELBECK T
Citation: T. Nettelbeck, INSPECTION TIME AND INTELLIGENCE, Behavior genetics, 23(6), 1993, pp. 559-560
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPEED OF INFORMATION-PROCESSING MEASURES ANDPSYCHOMETRIC INTELLIGENCE
Authors: STOUGH C NETTELBECK T COOPER C
Citation: C. Stough et al., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPEED OF INFORMATION-PROCESSING MEASURES ANDPSYCHOMETRIC INTELLIGENCE, Behavior genetics, 23(6), 1993, pp. 567-567
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