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Amy Learmonth
Amy Learmonth
Professor of Psychology, William Paterson University
Verified email at wpunj.edu
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Children's use of landmarks: Implications for modularity theory
AE Learmonth, L Nadel, NS Newcombe
Psychological Science 13 (4), 337-341, 2002
3452002
Toddlers' use of metric information and landmarks to reorient
AE Learmonth, NS Newcombe, J Huttenlocher
Journal of experimental child psychology 80 (3), 225-244, 2001
3332001
Infants’ coding of location in continuous space
N Newcombe, J Huttenlocher, A Learmonth
Infant Behavior and Development 22 (4), 483-510, 1999
1921999
Why size counts: Children's spatial reorientation in large and small enclosures
AE Learmonth, NS Newcombe, N Sheridan, M Jones
Developmental Science 11 (3), 414-426, 2008
1492008
Generalization of deferred imitation during the first year of life
AE Learmonth, R Lamberth, C Rovee-Collier
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 88 (4), 297-318, 2004
1122004
Infants form associations between memory representations of stimuli that are absent
K Cuevas, C Rovee-Collier, AE Learmonth
Psychological Science 17 (6), 543-549, 2006
862006
The social context of imitation in infancy
AE Learmonth, R Lamberth, C Rovee-Collier
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 91 (4), 297-314, 2005
682005
Development of spatial competence
NS Newcombe, AE Learmonth
The Cambridge handbook of visuospatial thinking, 213-256, 2005
522005
Maturation of spatial navigation strategies: Convergent findings from computerized spatial environments and self-report
HE Laurance, AE Learmonth, L Nadel, WJ Jacobs
Journal of Cognition and Development 4 (2), 211-238, 2003
492003
Nurse managers leading the way: reenvisioning stress to maintain healthy work environments
K Dimino, AE Learmonth, CC Fajardo
Critical Care Nurse 41 (5), 52-58, 2021
342021
Change and continuity in early spatial development: Claiming the “radical middle”
NS Newcombe, A Learmonth
Infant Behavior and Development 22 (4), 457-474, 1999
251999
Potentiation in young infants: The origin of the prior knowledge effect?
R Barr, C Rovee-Collier, A Learmonth
Memory & cognition 39, 625-636, 2011
232011
A dissociation between recognition and reactivation: The renewal effect at 3 months of age
K Cuevas, AE Learmonth, C Rovee‐Collier
Developmental Psychobiology 58 (2), 159-175, 2016
182016
The development of place learning in comparative perspective.
AE Learmonth, NS Newcombe
Cambridge University Press, 2010
112010
Comparison of imitation from screens between typically developing preschoolers and preschoolers with autism spectrum disorder
AE Learmonth, M Lui, E Janhofer, R Barr, P Gerhardstein
Journal of Cognitive Education and Psychology 18 (2), 108-130, 2019
52019
Deconstructing the reactivation of imitation in young infants
AE Learmonth, K Cuevas, C Rovee‐Collier
Developmental psychobiology 57 (4), 497-505, 2015
32015
An Encyclopedic overview of child development and directions for the future
AE Learmonth
Developmental Psychobiology 60 (4), 491-492, 2018
12018
The Inner World of Unaware Phenomena: Pathways to Brain, Behavior, and Implicit Memory
BJ Diamond, AE Learmonth, K Makarec
Rowman & Littlefield, 2022
2022
Nurse Managers Leading the Way: Reenvisioning Stress to Maintain Healthy Work Environments
AE Learmonth, CC Fajardo
2021
CREATING A PARADIGM FOR STUDYING CROSS-MODAL ASSOCIATIVE EPISODIC MEMORY IN PRESCHOOLERS
A Learmonth
Developmental Psychobiology 57 (7), 2015
2015
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