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Brain activation patterns resulting from learning letter forms through active self-production and passive observation in young children
AJ Kersey, KH James
Frontiers in psychology 4, 60592, 2013
1032013
Neural tuning to numerosity relates to perceptual tuning in 3–6-year-old children
AJ Kersey, JF Cantlon
Journal of Neuroscience 37 (3), 512-522, 2017
912017
No intrinsic gender differences in children’s earliest numerical abilities
AJ Kersey, EJ Braham, KD Csumitta, ME Libertus, JF Cantlon
npj Science of Learning 3 (1), 12, 2018
882018
Gender similarities in the brain during mathematics development
AJ Kersey, KD Csumitta, JF Cantlon
npj Science of Learning 4 (1), 19, 2019
65*2019
Developing, mature, and unique functions of the child’s brain in reading and mathematics
AJ Kersey, KM Wakim, R Li, JF Cantlon
Developmental cognitive neuroscience 39, 100684, 2019
362019
Primitive concepts of number and the developing human brain
AJ Kersey, JF Cantlon
Language Learning and Development 13 (2), 191-214, 2017
292017
Development of tool representations in the dorsal and ventral visual object processing pathways
AJ Kersey, TS Clark, CA Lussier, BZ Mahon, JF Cantlon
Cerebral Cortex 26 (7), 3135-3145, 2015
232015
Tracing trajectories of audio‐visual learning in the infant brain
AJ Kersey, LL Emberson
Developmental science 20 (6), e12480, 2017
202017
Dorsal stream function in the young child: an fMRI investigation of visually guided action
KH James, AJ Kersey
Developmental Science 21 (2), e12546, 2018
182018
No intrinsic gender differences in children’s earliest numerical abilities, npj Science of Learning, 3, 12
AJ Kersey, EJ Braham, KD Csumitta, ME Libertus, JF Cantlon
DOI, 2018
122018
Emergence of counting in the brains of 3-to 5-year-old children
AJ Kersey, LS Aulet, JF Cantlon
bioRxiv, 2022.12. 13.520249, 2022
12022
Developmental Continuity in the Neural Representations of Number
AJ Kersey
University of Rochester, 2018
2018
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