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Alycia Hund
Alycia Hund
Professor of Psychology
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Executive functioning predicts reading, mathematics, and theory of mind during the elementary years
RH Cantin, EK Gnaedinger, KC Gallaway, MS Hesson-McInnis, AM Hund
Journal of experimental child psychology 146, 66-78, 2016
2112016
Getting from here to there: Spatial anxiety, wayfinding strategies, direction type, and wayfinding efficiency
AM Hund, JL Minarik
Spatial cognition and computation 6 (3), 179-201, 2006
1652006
Specifying links between executive functioning and theory of mind during middle childhood: Cognitive flexibility predicts social understanding
AM Bock, KC Gallaway, AM Hund
Journal of cognition and development 16 (3), 509-521, 2015
1622015
Prototypes and particulars: geometric and experience-dependent spatial categories.
JP Spencer, AM Hund
Journal of experimental psychology: General 131 (1), 16, 2002
1582002
Sustained attention and age predict inhibitory control during early childhood
SG Reck, AM Hund
Journal of experimental child psychology 108 (3), 504-512, 2011
1332011
Pathways to school readiness: Executive functioning predicts academic and social–emotional aspects of school readiness
TD Mann, AM Hund, MS Hesson‐McInnis, ZJ Roman
Mind, Brain, and Education 11 (1), 21-31, 2017
1282017
Assessment of social competence of boys with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: Problematic peer entry, host responses, and evaluations
MJ Ronk, AM Hund, S Landau
Journal of abnormal child psychology 39, 829-840, 2011
1162011
Direction giving and following in the service of wayfinding in a complex indoor environment
AM Hund, AJ Padgitt
Journal of Environmental Psychology 30 (4), 553-564, 2010
882010
How good are these directions? Determining direction quality and wayfinding efficiency
AJ Padgitt, AM Hund
Journal of environmental psychology 32 (2), 164-172, 2012
712012
The effects of sense of direction and training experience on wayfinding efficiency
AM Hund, SN Nazarczuk
Journal of Environmental Psychology 29 (1), 151-159, 2009
672009
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