Search Results for "Frith, Uta"

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Autism : a very short introduction

Frith, Uta.

2008.

What causes autism? Is it a genetic disorder, or due to some unknown environmental hazard? Are we facing an epidemic? What are the main symptoms,

Electronic resource

Autism : a very short introduction

Frith, Uta.

2008.

Electronic resource

Autism : explaining the enigma

Frith, Uta.

2003.

2nd ed.

Book

Autism and Asperger syndrome

1991.

Book

Cognitive processes in spelling

1980.

Book

Autism : mind and brain

2004.

This is a comprehensive review of research on autism and describes the latest advances, discusses ways forward for future research and presents n

Electronic resource

The learning brain : lessons for education

Blakemore, Sarah-Jayne.

2005.

Book

The human brain book

Carter, Rita,

2009.

1st American ed.

Electronic resource

The human brain book

Carter, Rita,

2014.

Rev. edition.

Combining the latest findings from the field of neuroscience with expert text and state-of-the-art illustrations, "The Human Brain Book" is a com

Book

Language, brain, and cognitive development : essays in honor of Jacques Mehler

Electronic resource

MIT Press,

9780262272032

9780585446554

9780262041973

Electronic resource

Language, brain, and cognitive development : essays in honor of Jacques Mehler

Bradford book.

Portrait of a "classical" cognitive scientist : what i have learned from Jacques Mehler / Cogniuith Pinker's appendix) / In defense of massive modularity / Is the imagery debate over? if so, what was it about? / Mental models and human reasoning / Is the content of experience the same as the content of thought? / About parameters, prominence, and bootstrapping / Some sentences on our consciousness of sentences / Four decades of rules and associations, or whatever happened to the past tense debate? / The roll of the silly ball / Phonotactic constraints shape speech perception : implications for sublexical and lexical processing / A crosslinguistic investigation of determiner production / Now you see it, now you don't : frequency effects in language production / Relations between speech production and speech perception : some behavioral and neurological observations / Why we need cognition : cause and developmental disorder / Counting in animals and humans / On the very possibility of discontinuities in conceptual development / Continuity, competence, and the object concept / Infants' physical knowledge : of acquired expectations and core principles / Learning language : what infants know about i, and what we don't know about that / On becoming and being bilingual / Cognitive neuroscience : the synthesis of mind and brain / What's so special about speech? / The biological foundations of music / Brain and sounds : lessons from "dyslexic" rodents / The literate mind and the universal human mind / Critical thinking about critical periods : Perspectives on a Critical Period for Language Acquisition / Cognition and neuroscience : where were we?

Dupoux, Emmanuel.

Mehler, Jacques.

by Massimo Piatelli-Palmarini -- by Thomas G. Bever, Susan Franck, John Morton and Steven Pinker -- by Dan Sperber -- by Zenon Pylyshyn -- by Philip N. Johnson-Laird -- by Ned Block -- by Marina Nespor -- by Thomas G. Bever and David J. Townsend -- by Steven Pinker -- by Anne Cutler, James M. McQueen, Dennis Norris and A. Somejuan -- by Juan Segui, Ulricht Frauenfelder and Pierre Hallé -- by Alfonso Caranaza [and others] -- by Merrill Garrett -- by Willem J.M. Levelt -- by John Morton and Uta Frith -- by Rochel Gelman and Sara Cordes -- by Susan Carey -- by Elizabeth Spelke and Susan Hespos -- by Renée Baillargeon -- by Peter W. Jusczyk -- by Nária Sebastán-Gallés and Laura Bosch -- by Michael I. Posner -- by Marc Hauser -- by Isabelle Peretz -- by Albert M. Galaburda -- by José Morais and Régine Kolinsky -- by Elissa L. Newport, Daphne Bavelier and Helen J. Neville -- by John C. Marshall.

edited by Emmanuel Dupoux.

2001

Language, brain, and cognitive development : essays in honor of Jacques Mehler

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