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J D Coley

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Child Development|June 3, 2000
On the importance of comparative research: the case of folkbiologyJ D Coley
Child Development|December 1, 1995
Emerging differentiation of folkbiology and folkpsychology: attributions of biological and psychological properties to living thingsJ D Coley
Child Development|April 1, 1989
The effects of object orientation and object type on children's interpretation of the word bigJ D Coley, S A Gelman
American Annals of the Deaf|October 1, 1980
Teaching reading to the deaf: an examination of teacher preparedness and practicesJ D Coley, P R Bockmiller
Journal of Learning Disabilities|April 1, 1980
Using sign language to remediate severe reading problemsM Vernon, J D Coley, J H DuBois
Cognition|July 1, 1997
Does rank have its privilege? Inductive inferences within folkbiological taxonomiesJ D Coley, D L Medin, S Atran
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|August 18, 2000
Expertise and category-based inductionJ B Proffitt, J D Coley, D L Medin
Memory & Cognition|March 14, 2000
Tall is typical: central tendency, ideal dimensions, and graded category structure among tree experts and novicesE B Lynch, J D Coley, D L Medin
Cognitive Psychology|February 1, 1997
Categorization and reasoning among tree experts: do all roads lead to Rome?D L Medin, E B Lynch, J D Coley, et al.
Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development|October 27, 1998
Beyond labeling: the role of maternal input in the acquisition of richly structured categoriesS A Gelman, J D Coley, K S Rosengren, et al.
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Child Development|June 3, 2000
On the importance of comparative research: the case of folkbiologyJ D Coley
Child Development|December 1, 1995
Emerging differentiation of folkbiology and folkpsychology: attributions of biological and psychological properties to living thingsJ D Coley
Child Development|April 1, 1989
The effects of object orientation and object type on children's interpretation of the word bigJ D Coley, S A Gelman
American Annals of the Deaf|October 1, 1980
Teaching reading to the deaf: an examination of teacher preparedness and practicesJ D Coley, P R Bockmiller
Journal of Learning Disabilities|April 1, 1980
Using sign language to remediate severe reading problemsM Vernon, J D Coley, J H DuBois
Cognition|July 1, 1997
Does rank have its privilege? Inductive inferences within folkbiological taxonomiesJ D Coley, D L Medin, S Atran
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|August 18, 2000
Expertise and category-based inductionJ B Proffitt, J D Coley, D L Medin
Memory & Cognition|March 14, 2000
Tall is typical: central tendency, ideal dimensions, and graded category structure among tree experts and novicesE B Lynch, J D Coley, D L Medin
Cognitive Psychology|February 1, 1997
Categorization and reasoning among tree experts: do all roads lead to Rome?D L Medin, E B Lynch, J D Coley, et al.
Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development|October 27, 1998
Beyond labeling: the role of maternal input in the acquisition of richly structured categoriesS A Gelman, J D Coley, K S Rosengren, et al.
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