Authors:
BELLI RF
WINKIELMAN P
READ JD
SCHWARZ N
LYNN SJ
Citation: Rf. Belli et al., RECALLING MORE CHILDHOOD EVENTS LEADS TO JUDGMENTS OF POORER MEMORY -IMPLICATIONS FOR THE RECOVERED FALSE MEMORY DEBATE, Psychonomic bulletin & review, 5(2), 1998, pp. 318-323
Citation: Te. Read et al., IMPORTANCE OF COLONIC ADENOMAS 5 MM OR LESS IN DIAMETER - REPLY, The New England journal of medicine, 336(24), 1997, pp. 1762-1762
Citation: Te. Read et al., IMPORTANCE OF ADENOMAS 5 MM OR LESS IN DIAMETER THAT ARE DETECTED BY SIGMOIDOSCOPY, The New England journal of medicine, 336(1), 1997, pp. 8-12
Citation: Jd. Read, FROM A PASSING THOUGHT TO A FALSE MEMORY IN 2 MINUTES - CONFUSING REAL AND ILLUSORY EVENTS, Psychonomic bulletin & review, 3(1), 1996, pp. 105-111
Citation: Ds. Lindsay et Jd. Read, MEMORY WORK AND RECOVERED MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE - SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE AND PUBLIC, PROFESSIONAL, AND PERSONAL ISSUES, Psychology, public policy, and law, 1(4), 1995, pp. 846-908
Citation: Jd. Read, THE AVAILABILITY HEURISTIC IN PERSON IDENTIFICATION - THE SOMETIMES MISLEADING CONSEQUENCES OF ENHANCED CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION, Applied cognitive psychology, 9(2), 1995, pp. 91-121
Citation: Ds. Lindsay et Jd. Read, PSYCHOTHERAPY AND MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE - A COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE, Applied cognitive psychology, 8(4), 1994, pp. 281-338
Citation: Jd. Read et Ds. Lindsay, MOVING TOWARD A MIDDLE GROUND ON THE FALSE MEMORY DEBATE - REPLY, Applied cognitive psychology, 8(4), 1994, pp. 407-435