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Aurélien Frick

University of St Andrews

United Kingdom

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Amanda Seed

Lecturer

University of St. Andrews

UNITED KINGDOM

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Erika Borella

Full Professor

University of Padova

ITALY

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Nicolas Chevalier

Reader (Associate Professor)

University of Edinburgh

UNITED KINGDOM

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Emma Suvi McEwen

University of St. Andrews

UNITED KINGDOM

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Chimpanzees’ working memory is not affected by the presence and activity of zoo visitors

Relative contribution of associative memory and working memory to subjective organisation in aging

You are here! Rethinking children's executive function development in the presence of others

The effects of an unfamiliar experimenter on proactive and reactive control in children

Neural Oscillatory Markers of Voluntary Task Switching: Proactive Engagement of Self‐Directed Control in Children and Adults

You are here! Rethinking children's executive function development in the presence of others

Variation in pedagogy affects overimitation in children and adolescents

Variation in pedagogy affects overimitation in children and adolescents

Perirhinal cortex is associated with fine-grained discrimination of conceptually confusable objects in Alzheimer's disease

The Respective Contribution of Cognitive Control and Working Memory to Semantic and Subjective Organization in Aging

The respective contribution of cognitive control and working memory to semantic and subjective organization in aging.

A First Theoretical Model of Self-Directed Cognitive Control Development

The protective effect of educational level varies as a function of the difficulty of the memory task in ageing

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Amanda Seed

Erika Borella

Nicolas Chevalier

Emma Suvi McEwen

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