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The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|April 30, 2014
Higher-level processes in the formation and application of associations during action understandingLieke Heil, Stan van Pelt, Johan Kwisthout, et al.
The British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology|December 11, 2002
The comparative sensitivity of ordinal multiple regression and least squares regression to departures from interval scalingTodd S Woodward, Michael A Hunter, Helena Kadlec
Healthcare Quarterly (Toronto, Ont.)|June 24, 2014
Evaluation of healthcare services: asking the right questions to develop new policy and program-relevant knowledge for decision-makingMarcus J Hollander, Jo Ann Miller, Helena Kadlec
BMC Medical Education|November 13, 2012
Improving primary care in British Columbia, Canada: evaluation of a peer-to-peer continuing education program for family physiciansDan MacCarthy, Liza Kallstrom, Helena Kadlec, et al.
Plos One|May 23, 2019
Young children integrate current observations, priors and agent information to predict others' actionsEzgi Kayhan, Lieke Heil, Johan Kwisthout, et al.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience|July 13, 2011
Intentional communication: computationally easy or difficult?Iris van Rooij, Johan Kwisthout, Mark Blokpoel, et al.
Aging & Mental Health|September 10, 2016
Cognitive functioning, cognitive reserve, and residential care placement in patients with Alzheimer's and related dementiasHelena Kadlec, Carren Dujela, B Lynn Beattie, et al.
Child Maltreatment|April 6, 2006
Sexual revictimization: the role of sexual self-esteem and dysfunctional sexual behaviorsLisa K Van Bruggen, Marsha G Runtz, Helena Kadlec
Healthcare Quarterly (Toronto, Ont.)|January 9, 2010
Increasing value for money in the Canadian healthcare system: new findings on the contribution of primary care servicesMarcus J Hollander, Helena Kadlec, Ramsay Hamdi, et al.
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience|February 14, 2016
Beta- and gamma-band activity reflect predictive coding in the processing of causal eventsStan van Pelt, Lieke Heil, Johan Kwisthout, et al.
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