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Number of items: 9.
Article
| Fonagy, P and Leigh, T and Steele, M and Steele, H and Kennedy, R and Mattoon, G and Target, M and Gerber, A (1996) The relation of attachment status, psychiatric classification, and response to psychotherapy. J CONSULT CLIN PSYCH , 64 (1) 22 - 31. |
| Harries, C and Evans, JSBT and Dennis, I and Dean, J (1996) A clinical judgement analysis of prescribing decisions in general practice. Le Travail Humain , 59 (1) 87 - 111. |
| Hiom, K and Tsaneva, IR and West, SC (1996) The directionality of RuvAB-mediated branch migration: In vitro studies with three-armed junctions. GENES CELLS , 1 (5) 443 - 451. |
| Mahon, M and Kersner, MAN and S, (1996) A survey into speech and language therapy services for children with communication problems in Zimbabwe. Social Sciences in Health , 2 (3) 137 - 146. |
| Murphy, RA and Baker, AG (1996) Summation of associatve strength between a context and discrete stimulus with a selective association procedure. International Journal of Psychology , 31 59 - 59. |
| Vallee-Tourangeau, F and Murphy, RA and Baker, AG (1996) Judging the contingency of a constant cue: Contrasting predictions from an associative and a statistical model. Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society 457 - 462. |
| Ward, J and Romani, C (1996) Serial position effects in a case of deep dysgraphia. Brain and Language , 55 (124) 127 - ?. |
Book chapter
| UNSPECIFIED (1996) People and Computers XI, Proceedings of HCI '96. In: Sasse, MA and Cunningham, J and Winder, RL, (eds.) UNSPECIFIED Springer |
| Baker, AG and Murphy, RA and Vallee-Tourangeau, F (1996) Associative and normative models of causal induction: Reacting to versus understanding cause. In: Shanks, DR and Holyoak, KJ, (eds.) Causal Learning. (1 - 45). Academic Press |