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Review
2007
Review
2007
Overview of purse-seine and longline bycatch issues in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean
Review
2005
Review
2005
Potential Deterrent Effect of Name-Based HIV Infection Surveillance
Summary:To meet federal recommendations to collect case reports of HIV infection, California has adopted a non-name code system… 
Highly Cited
2002
Highly Cited
2002
Mixing location-irrelevant and location-relevant trials: Influence of stimulus mode on spatial compatibility effects
The performance advantage for spatially compatible mappings of physical locations to keypress responses, relative to incompatible… 
1996
1996
Does recognizing orally spelled words depend on reading? An investigation into a case of better written than oral spelling
1991
1991
Interventions based on the multiple connections model of reading for developmental dyslexia and acquired deep dyslexia.
This paper deals with intervention strategies for developmental and acquired dyslexia. In Study 1 two alternative strategies for… 
Review
1988
Review
1988
A test of the multiple connections model of reading acquisition.
Within the framework of Society of Mind Theory (Minsky, 1986), learning to read is conceptualized as a process of creating new… 
1986
1986
Confusion and visual field effects in rhyme and name letter matching
Recent evidence (Boles & Eveland, 1983) suggests that mixed-case letter pairs such asAa are matched not through a common phonetic… 
1984
1984
Further evidence for priming in perceptual matching: Temporal, not spatial, separation enhances the fast-same effect
Sequential (vs. simultaneous) presentation of two letters in a physical-identity matching task enhanced the fast-same effect, but… 
1983
1983
Visual and phonetic codes and the process of generation in letter matching.
Physically identical letter pairs are matched more quickly than are nominally identical or nonidentical pairs, which is an effect… 
1982
1982
Are nominal same-different matches slower due to differences in level of processing or to response competition?
Eriksen, O’Hara, and Eriksen (1982) have proposed that the latency advantage ofsame overdifferent judgments when the match is… 
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