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Authors:
WINNER E
Citation: E. Winner, TALENT - DONT CONFUSE NECESSITY WITH SUFFICIENCY, OR SCIENCE WITH POLICY, Behavioral and brain sciences, 21(3), 1998, pp. 430
Authors:
WINNER E
BROWNELL H
HAPPE F
BLUM A
PINCUS D
Citation: E. Winner et al., DISTINGUISHING LIES FROM JOKES - THEORY OF MIND DEFICITS AND DISCOURSE INTERPRETATION IN RIGHT-HEMISPHERE BRAIN-DAMAGED PATIENTS, Brain and language, 62(1), 1998, pp. 89-106
Authors:
HAPPE FGE
WINNER E
BROWNELL H
Citation: Fge. Happe et al., THE GETTING OF WISDOM - THEORY OF MIND IN OLD-AGE, Developmental psychology, 34(2), 1998, pp. 358-362
Authors:
WINNER E
Citation: E. Winner, GIFTEDNESS VS CREATIVITY IN THE VISUAL-ARTS, Poetics, 24(6), 1997, pp. 349-377
Authors:
BROWNELL H
PINCUS D
BLUM A
REHAK A
WINNER E
Citation: H. Brownell et al., THE EFFECTS OF RIGHT-HEMISPHERE BRAIN-DAMAGE ON PATIENTS USE OF TERMSOF PERSONAL REFERENCE, Brain and language, 57(1), 1997, pp. 60-79
Authors:
WINNER E
Citation: E. Winner, GIFTED-CHILDREN - MYTHS AND REALITIES - REPLY, The Journal of creative behavior, 31(3), 1997, pp. 233-234
Authors:
RICE C
KOINIS D
SULLIVAN K
TAGERFLUSBERG H
WINNER E
Citation: C. Rice et al., WHEN 3-YEAR-OLDS PASS THE APPEARANCE-REALITY TEST, Developmental psychology, 33(1), 1997, pp. 54-61
Authors:
WINNER E
Citation: E. Winner, EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH INTELLIGENCE AND SCHOOLING, The American psychologist, 52(10), 1997, pp. 1070-1081
Authors:
DEWS S
WINNER E
KAPLAN J
ROSENBLATT E
HUNT M
LIM K
MCGOVERN A
QUALTER A
SMARSH B
Citation: S. Dews et al., CHILDRENS UNDERSTANDING OF THE MEANING AND FUNCTIONS OF VERBAL IRONY, Child development, 67(6), 1996, pp. 3071-3085
Authors:
WINNER E
Citation: E. Winner, 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ISSUE - DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES ON METAPHOR - INTRODUCTION, Metaphor and symbolic activity, 10(4), 1995, pp. 247-253
Authors:
DEGROOT A
KAPLAN J
ROSENBLATT E
DEWS S
WINNER E
Citation: A. Degroot et al., UNDERSTANDING VERSUS DISCRIMINATING NONLITERAL UTTERANCES - EVIDENCE FOR A DISSOCIATION, Metaphor and symbolic activity, 10(4), 1995, pp. 255-273
Authors:
DEWS S
WINNER E
Citation: S. Dews et E. Winner, MUTING THE MEANING - A SOCIAL FUNCTION OF IRONY, Metaphor and symbolic activity, 10(1), 1995, pp. 3-19
Authors:
MARTINO G
WINNER E
Citation: G. Martino et E. Winner, TALENTS AND DISORDERS - RELATIONSHIPS AMONG HANDEDNESS, SEX, AND COLLEGE MAJOR, Brain and cognition, 29(1), 1995, pp. 66-84
Authors:
BLUM A
WINNER E
BROWNELL H
PINCUS D
Citation: A. Blum et al., THE LINK BETWEEN DEFICITS IN MENTAL STATE INFERENCES AND DISCOURSE PROBLEMS OF RIGHT-HEMISPHERE BRAIN-DAMAGED PATIENTS, Brain and cognition, 28(2), 1995, pp. 214-214
Authors:
SULLIVAN K
WINNER E
HOPFIELD N
Citation: K. Sullivan et al., HOW CHILDREN TELL A LIE FROM A JOKE - THE ROLE OF 2ND-ORDER MENTAL STATE ATTRIBUTIONS, British journal of developmental psychology, 13, 1995, pp. 191-204
Authors:
DEWS S
KAPLAN J
WINNER E
Citation: S. Dews et al., WHY NOT SAY IT DIRECTLY - THE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF IRONY, Discourse processes, 19(3), 1995, pp. 347-367
Authors:
BROWNELL H
BLUM A
WINNER E
Citation: H. Brownell et al., ATTRIBUTIONAL BIAS IN RHD PATIENTS WITH IMPAIRED DISCOURSE COMPREHENSION, Brain and language, 47(3), 1994, pp. 476-478
Authors:
SULLIVAN K
WINNER E
Citation: K. Sullivan et E. Winner, 3-YEAR-OLDS UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL STATES - THE INFLUENCE OF TRICKERY, Journal of experimental child psychology, 56(2), 1993, pp. 135-148
Authors:
WINNER E
Citation: E. Winner, EXCEPTIONAL ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT, THE ROLE OF VISUAL THINKING, The Journal of aesthetic education, 27(4), 1993, pp. 31-44
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