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First published 2001-06

The Development and Preliminary Validation of the Tower of Hanoi-Revised

Marilyn C. Welsh, Mariëtte Huizinga

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First published 2000-09

Suggestions for Revised Scoring of the Tower of Hanoi Test

Jaana Ahonniska, Timo Ahonen, Tuija Aro [...]

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First published 2000-09

Repeated Assessment of the Tower of Hanoi Test: Reliability and Age Effects

Jaana Ahonniska, Timo Ahonen, Tuija Aro [...]

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First published 2000-4

Towers of Hanoi and London: Is the Nonshared Variance Due to Differences in Task Administration?

Marilyn C. Welsh, Veronica Revilla, Dawn Strongin [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 1999-4

Relationship between Choice Reaction Time and the Tower of Hanoi Test

Alain Bestawros, Jean-Philippe Langevin, Robert Lalonde [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 1997-9

Towers of Hanoi and London: Reliability and Validity of Two Executive Function Tasks

George E. Humes, Marilyn C. Welsh, Paul Retzlaff [...]

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First published 1991-8

The Computerized Tower of Hanoi: A New Form of Administration and Suggestions for Interpretation

José Leòn-Carriòn, Manuel Morales, Pedro Forastero [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2015-9

Performance of Children With Developmental Dyslexia on Two Skill Learning Tasks—Serial Reaction Time and Tower of Hanoi Puzzle

Eli Vakil, Michal Lowe, Carol Goldfus

Journal of Learning Disabilities

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First published 2001-01

Attributions for Poor Group Performance as a Predictor of Perspective-Taking and Subsequent Group Achievement: A Process Model

Torsten Reimer

Group Processes & Intergroup Relations

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First published 2012-9

The Neurocognitive Phenotype of Apathy following Acquired Brain Damage

Progress Njomboro

South African Journal of Psychology

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