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VISUAL POP-OUT IN YOUNG INFANTS - CONVERGENT EVIDENCE AND AN EXTENSION
Authors: QUINN PC BHATT RS
Citation: Pc. Quinn et Rs. Bhatt, VISUAL POP-OUT IN YOUNG INFANTS - CONVERGENT EVIDENCE AND AN EXTENSION, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 273-288
EMERGENCE OF OBJECT REPRESENTATIONS IN YOUNG INFANTS - CORROBORATING FINDINGS AND A CHALLENGE FOR THE FEATURE CREATION APPROACH
Authors: QUINN PC
Citation: Pc. Quinn, EMERGENCE OF OBJECT REPRESENTATIONS IN YOUNG INFANTS - CORROBORATING FINDINGS AND A CHALLENGE FOR THE FEATURE CREATION APPROACH, Behavioral and brain sciences, 21(1), 1998, pp. 35
EVIDENCE FOR A GLOBAL CATEGORICAL REPRESENTATION OF HUMANS BY YOUNG INFANTS
Authors: QUINN PC EIMAS PD
Citation: Pc. Quinn et Pd. Eimas, EVIDENCE FOR A GLOBAL CATEGORICAL REPRESENTATION OF HUMANS BY YOUNG INFANTS, Journal of experimental child psychology (Print), 69(3), 1998, pp. 151-174
HEADS YOU WIN, TAILS YOU LOSE - EVIDENCE FOR YOUNG INFANTS CATEGORIZING MAMMALS BY HEAD AND FACIAL ATTRIBUTES
Authors: SPENCER J QUINN PC JOHNSON MH KARMILOFFSMITH A
Citation: J. Spencer et al., HEADS YOU WIN, TAILS YOU LOSE - EVIDENCE FOR YOUNG INFANTS CATEGORIZING MAMMALS BY HEAD AND FACIAL ATTRIBUTES, Early development & parenting, 6(3-4), 1997, pp. 113-126
PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPLEX VISUAL CONFIGURATIONS BY YOUNG INFANTS
Authors: QUINN PC BROWN CR STREPPA ML
Citation: Pc. Quinn et al., PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATION OF COMPLEX VISUAL CONFIGURATIONS BY YOUNG INFANTS, Infant behavior & development, 20(1), 1997, pp. 35-46
THE EMERGENCE OF PERCEPTUAL CATEGORY REPRESENTATIONS IN YOUNG INFANTS- A CONNECTIONIST ANALYSIS
Authors: QUINN PC JOHNSON MH
Citation: Pc. Quinn et Mh. Johnson, THE EMERGENCE OF PERCEPTUAL CATEGORY REPRESENTATIONS IN YOUNG INFANTS- A CONNECTIONIST ANALYSIS, Journal of experimental child psychology, 66(2), 1997, pp. 236-263
YOUNG INFANTS USE OF FACIAL INFORMATION IN THE CATEGORICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF NATURAL ANIMAL SPECIES - THE EFFECT OF INVERSION
Authors: QUINN PC EIMAS PD
Citation: Pc. Quinn et Pd. Eimas, YOUNG INFANTS USE OF FACIAL INFORMATION IN THE CATEGORICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF NATURAL ANIMAL SPECIES - THE EFFECT OF INVERSION, Infant behavior & development, 19(3), 1996, pp. 381-384
PERCEPTUAL CUES THAT PERMIT CATEGORICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF ANIMAL SPECIES BY INFANTS
Authors: QUINN PC EIMAS PD
Citation: Pc. Quinn et Pd. Eimas, PERCEPTUAL CUES THAT PERMIT CATEGORICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF ANIMAL SPECIES BY INFANTS, Journal of experimental child psychology, 63(1), 1996, pp. 189-211
DEVELOPMENT OF CATEGORICAL REPRESENTATIONS FAR ABOVE AND BELOW SPATIAL RELATIONS IN 3 TO 7-MONTH-OLD INFANTS
Authors: QUINN PC CUMMINS M KASE J MARTIN E WEISSMAN S
Citation: Pc. Quinn et al., DEVELOPMENT OF CATEGORICAL REPRESENTATIONS FAR ABOVE AND BELOW SPATIAL RELATIONS IN 3 TO 7-MONTH-OLD INFANTS, Developmental psychology, 32(5), 1996, pp. 942-950
DEVELOPMENT OF EXCLUSIVITY IN PERCEPTUALLY BASED CATEGORIES OF YOUNG INFANTS
Authors: EIMAS PD QUINN PC COWAN P
Citation: Pd. Eimas et al., DEVELOPMENT OF EXCLUSIVITY IN PERCEPTUALLY BASED CATEGORIES OF YOUNG INFANTS, Journal of experimental child psychology, 58(3), 1994, pp. 418-431
STUDIES ON THE FORMATION OF PERCEPTUALLY BASED BASIC-LEVEL CATEGORIESIN YOUNG INFANTS
Authors: EIMAS PD QUINN PC
Citation: Pd. Eimas et Pc. Quinn, STUDIES ON THE FORMATION OF PERCEPTUALLY BASED BASIC-LEVEL CATEGORIESIN YOUNG INFANTS, Child development, 65(3), 1994, pp. 903-917
THE CATEGORIZATION OF ABOVE AND BELOW SPATIAL RELATIONS BY YOUNG INFANTS
Authors: QUINN PC
Citation: Pc. Quinn, THE CATEGORIZATION OF ABOVE AND BELOW SPATIAL RELATIONS BY YOUNG INFANTS, Child development, 65(1), 1994, pp. 58-69
EVIDENCE FOR REPRESENTATIONS OF PERCEPTUALLY SIMILAR NATURAL CATEGORIES BY 3-MONTH-OLD AND 4-MONTH-OLD INFANTS
Authors: QUINN PC EIMAS PD ROSENKRANTZ SL
Citation: Pc. Quinn et al., EVIDENCE FOR REPRESENTATIONS OF PERCEPTUALLY SIMILAR NATURAL CATEGORIES BY 3-MONTH-OLD AND 4-MONTH-OLD INFANTS, Perception, 22(4), 1993, pp. 463-475
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