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David J Turk

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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|January 7, 2017
Editorial: A review of self-processing biases in cognitionSheila J Cunningham, David J Turk
Cognitive, Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience|May 25, 2013
An unforgettable apple: memory and attention for forbidden objectsGrace Truong, David J Turk, Todd C Handy
Social Neuroscience|July 18, 2008
Extracting variant and invariant information from faces: the neural substrates of gaze detection and sex categorizationJasmin Cloutier, David J Turk, C Neil Macrae
Consciousness and Cognition|April 9, 2008
Self-memory biases in explicit and incidental encoding of trait adjectivesDavid J Turk, Sheila J Cunningham, C Neil Macrae
Cognitive Neuropsychology|November 2, 2010
Can perceptual expertise accountfor the own-race bias in face recognition? A split-brain studyDavid J Turk, Todd C Handy, Michael S Gazzaniga
Cognitive Neuroscience|August 26, 2015
The self-relevance system?Martin A Conway, Emmanuel M Pothos, David J Turk
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|October 23, 2015
We are more selfish than we think: The endowment effect and reward processing within the human medial-frontal cortexCameron D Hassall, Amy Silver, David J Turk, et al.
Vision Research|August 27, 2013
Eye rivalry and object rivalry in the intact and split-brainKay L Ritchie, Rachel L Bannerman, David J Turk, et al.
Memory (Hove, England)|August 26, 2011
Exploring the effects of ownership and choice on self-memory biasesSheila J Cunningham, Mirjam Brady-Van den Bos, David J Turk
Child Development|July 30, 2013
The self-reference effect on memory in early childhoodSheila J Cunningham, Joanne L Brebner, Francis Quinn, et al.
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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|January 7, 2017
Editorial: A review of self-processing biases in cognitionSheila J Cunningham, David J Turk
Cognitive, Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience|May 25, 2013
An unforgettable apple: memory and attention for forbidden objectsGrace Truong, David J Turk, Todd C Handy
Social Neuroscience|July 18, 2008
Extracting variant and invariant information from faces: the neural substrates of gaze detection and sex categorizationJasmin Cloutier, David J Turk, C Neil Macrae
Consciousness and Cognition|April 9, 2008
Self-memory biases in explicit and incidental encoding of trait adjectivesDavid J Turk, Sheila J Cunningham, C Neil Macrae
Cognitive Neuropsychology|November 2, 2010
Can perceptual expertise accountfor the own-race bias in face recognition? A split-brain studyDavid J Turk, Todd C Handy, Michael S Gazzaniga
Cognitive Neuroscience|August 26, 2015
The self-relevance system?Martin A Conway, Emmanuel M Pothos, David J Turk
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|October 23, 2015
We are more selfish than we think: The endowment effect and reward processing within the human medial-frontal cortexCameron D Hassall, Amy Silver, David J Turk, et al.
Vision Research|August 27, 2013
Eye rivalry and object rivalry in the intact and split-brainKay L Ritchie, Rachel L Bannerman, David J Turk, et al.
Memory (Hove, England)|August 26, 2011
Exploring the effects of ownership and choice on self-memory biasesSheila J Cunningham, Mirjam Brady-Van den Bos, David J Turk
Child Development|July 30, 2013
The self-reference effect on memory in early childhoodSheila J Cunningham, Joanne L Brebner, Francis Quinn, et al.
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