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Heidrun Stoeger

Psychological reports

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Psychological Reports|September 25, 2007
Does hand calculator use explain why university students cannot perform elementary arithmetic?Ruth Rustemeyer, Heidrun Stoeger
Psychological Reports|June 24, 2008
Effects of role models from films on short-term ratings of intent, interest, and self-assessment of ability by high school youth: a study of gender-stereotyped academic subjectsAlbert Ziegler, Heidrun Stoeger
Psychological Reports|November 11, 2005
Sex- and age-related differences in mathematicsRuth Rustemeyer, Natalie Fischer
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Psychological Reports|September 25, 2007
Does hand calculator use explain why university students cannot perform elementary arithmetic?Ruth Rustemeyer, Heidrun Stoeger
Psychological Reports|June 24, 2008
Effects of role models from films on short-term ratings of intent, interest, and self-assessment of ability by high school youth: a study of gender-stereotyped academic subjectsAlbert Ziegler, Heidrun Stoeger
Psychological Reports|November 11, 2005
Sex- and age-related differences in mathematicsRuth Rustemeyer, Natalie Fischer
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