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Reference frames for spatial and social thinking: Individual differences in strategy use: Oral presentation

• Authors : Park, Sungjoon; Watanabe, Brandon; Burte, Heather

Subjects: reference frames; spatial thinking; theory of mind

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Repetition suppression: Neural mechanisms and individual differences

• Authors : Multimediazentrum; Ewbank, Michael

Subjects: motion_picture; MediaObject; ddc:150

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Head direction signals during navigation: comparing movement and stationary periods: Oral presentation

• Authors : Cheng, You Lily; Chrastil, Elizabeth

Subjects: individual differences; multivariate pattern classification; navigation

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Directional sense in familiar environments misaligned with the cardinal directions: Oral presentation

• Authors : Hawthorne, Christopher; Myers, Michelle; Quintero, Sofia

Subjects: navigational abilities; directional sense; individual differences

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Dying to be popular: adolescents--why do they go to extremes?

• Authors : Siegel, Jason T.

Subjects: Social Psychology; Adolescent behavior.; Uncertainty

• Source: Original video: Digital video cassette; 60 minute DVM; Tape 9; recorded symposium presentation entitled, "Dying to be popular: Adolescents--why do they go to extremes?" from the symposium entitled,

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Video - Teaching Staff's Metacognitive Beliefs in Coping With War-Related Stress and Searching for Internal Resources

• Authors : Daria Andrioaie

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Video - A Conceptual Evaluation of the Impact of Personality Traits and Person-Group Fit on Contextual Performance

• Authors : Andreea Blezneag

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Speaker Perception - New Methods in Voice Perception Research

• Authors : Schweinberger, Stefan R.; Multimediazentrum

Subjects: motion_picture; MediaObject; series

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Modeling Placebo Response using EEG data through a Hierarchical Reduced Rank Model

• Authors : Jiang, Bei

Subjects: Mathematics; Statistics; Game theoryBanff (Alta.)

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Virtues as Properly Motivated, Self-integrated Traits

• Authors : Fowers, Blaine

Subjects: Philosophy; Psychology

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