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Kristy VanMarle

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Journal of Experimental Child Psychology|May 22, 2012
Infants use different mechanisms to make small and large number ordinal judgmentsKristy vanMarle
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|January 19, 2018
Controlling for continuous variables is not futile: What we can learn about number representation despite imperfect controlKristy vanMarle
Developmental Science|August 17, 2006
Six-month-old infants use analog magnitudes to represent durationKristy vanMarle, Karen Wynn
Cognition|May 15, 2022
Enumeration takes time: Accuracy improves even after stimuli disappearYanfei Yu, Kristy vanMarle
Cognition|March 28, 2009
Infants' auditory enumeration: evidence for analog magnitudes in the small number rangeKristy vanMarle, Karen Wynn
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews. Cognitive Science|August 25, 2015
Physics for infants: characterizing the origins of knowledge about objects, substances, and numberSusan J Hespos, Kristy vanMarle
Developmental Psychology|October 14, 2016
Young children's core symbolic and nonsymbolic quantitative knowledge in the prediction of later mathematics achievementDavid C Geary, Kristy vanMarle
Psychological Science|August 22, 2003
Attentive tracking of objects versus substancesKristy VanMarle, Brian J Scholl
Cognition|April 14, 2018
Growth of symbolic number knowledge accelerates after children understand cardinalityDavid C Geary, Kristy vanMarle
Perception|November 13, 2015
Analog Magnitudes Support Large Number Ordinal Judgments in InfancyKristy vanMarle, Yi Mou, Jin H Seok
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Journal of Experimental Child Psychology|May 22, 2012
Infants use different mechanisms to make small and large number ordinal judgmentsKristy vanMarle
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|January 19, 2018
Controlling for continuous variables is not futile: What we can learn about number representation despite imperfect controlKristy vanMarle
Developmental Science|August 17, 2006
Six-month-old infants use analog magnitudes to represent durationKristy vanMarle, Karen Wynn
Cognition|May 15, 2022
Enumeration takes time: Accuracy improves even after stimuli disappearYanfei Yu, Kristy vanMarle
Cognition|March 28, 2009
Infants' auditory enumeration: evidence for analog magnitudes in the small number rangeKristy vanMarle, Karen Wynn
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews. Cognitive Science|August 25, 2015
Physics for infants: characterizing the origins of knowledge about objects, substances, and numberSusan J Hespos, Kristy vanMarle
Developmental Psychology|October 14, 2016
Young children's core symbolic and nonsymbolic quantitative knowledge in the prediction of later mathematics achievementDavid C Geary, Kristy vanMarle
Psychological Science|August 22, 2003
Attentive tracking of objects versus substancesKristy VanMarle, Brian J Scholl
Cognition|April 14, 2018
Growth of symbolic number knowledge accelerates after children understand cardinalityDavid C Geary, Kristy vanMarle
Perception|November 13, 2015
Analog Magnitudes Support Large Number Ordinal Judgments in InfancyKristy vanMarle, Yi Mou, Jin H Seok
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