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Memory & Cognition|October 20, 2018
Memory processes underlying long-term semantic primingChristopher Was, Dan Woltz, Dale HirschApplied Neuropsychology|April 30, 2008
Processing speed deficits associated with traumatic brain injury: processing inefficiency or cautiousness?Melanie Battistone, Dan Woltz, Elaine ClarkThe American Journal of Psychology|March 21, 2018
Repetition Priming Magnitude Depends on Affirmative Prime Responses: A Test of Two Congruity ExplanationsPaula Fiet, Linda Sorensen, Zachary Mayne, et al.Plos One|March 14, 2013
Cognitive strategy use and measured numeric ability in immediate- and long-term recall of everyday numeric informationDouglas Bermingham, Robert D Hill, Dan Woltz, et al.Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology|August 5, 2021
Factors of Dementia Caregiver Burden Differentially Contribute to Desire to InstitutionalizeJohn T Martin, Kimberly R Chapman, Christopher Was, et al.Memory & Cognition|March 17, 2019
Why does interleaving improve math learning? The contributions of discriminative contrast and distributed practiceNathaniel L Foster, Michael L Mueller, Christopher Was, et al.Aging & Mental Health|December 1, 2023
Burden and positive aspects of caregiving: cluster profiles of dementia caregiving experiencesElizabeth Cousins-Whitus, Karlee Patrick, John Martin, et al.Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association|August 9, 2022
An acceptance and commitment training program reduces burden transfer, stress, and burnout among veterinary healthcare teamsMary Beth Spitznagel, Alanna S G Updegraff, Christopher Was, et al.Veterinary Record Open|December 5, 2024
Exploration of mental health stigma in veterinary teams in the United States before and after evidence-based psychoeducation for burden transferKylie R Gannon, Elizabeth Cousins, John Martin, et al.Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association|March 25, 2023
Self-paced acceptance and commitment training reduces burden transfer, stress, and burnout in veterinary healthcare teamsMary Beth Spitznagel, John T Martin, Christopher Was, et al.Pageof 2