Martha Putallaz

Affiliations: 
Psychology and Neuroscience Duke University, Durham, NC 
Area:
Clinical Psychology, Developmental Psychology
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Kristina K. Hardy grad student 2000 Duke
Kimberlea A. Osman grad student 2006 Duke
Catherine D. McKnight grad student 2007 Duke
Kristen F. Peairs grad student 2011 Duke
Katrina P. Blomquist grad student 2014 Duke
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Peairs KF, Sheppard CS, Putallaz M, et al. (2019) Leader of the Pack: Academic Giftedness and Leadership in Early Adolescence Journal of Advanced Academics. 30: 416-440
Peairs KF, Putallaz M, Costanzo PR. (2019) From A (Aggression) to V (Victimization): Peer Status and Adjustment Among Academically Gifted Students in Early Adolescence Gifted Child Quarterly. 63: 185-200
Ben-Eliyahu A, Linnenbrink-Garcia L, Putallaz M. (2017) The Intertwined Nature of Adolescents’ Social and Academic Lives Journal of Advanced Academics. 28: 66-93
Makel MC, Kell HJ, Lubinski D, et al. (2016) When Lightning Strikes Twice: Profoundly Gifted, Profoundly Accomplished. Psychological Science
Makel MC, Wai J, Peairs K, et al. (2016) Sex differences in the right tail of cognitive abilities: An update and cross cultural extension Intelligence. 59: 8-15
Lee SY, Olszewski-Kubilius P, Makel MC, et al. (2015) Gifted Students’ Perceptions of an Accelerated Summer Program and Social Support Gifted Child Quarterly. 59: 265-282
Makel MC, Snyder KE, Thomas C, et al. (2015) Gifted Students’ Implicit Beliefs About Intelligence and Giftedness Gifted Child Quarterly. 59: 203-212
Makel MC, Wai J, Putallaz M, et al. (2015) The Academic Gap: An International Comparison of the Time Allocation of Academically Talented Students Gifted Child Quarterly. 59: 177-189
Wai J, Putallaz M, Makel MC. (2012) Studying Intellectual Outliers: Are There Sex Differences, and Are the Smart Getting Smarter? Current Directions in Psychological Science. 21: 382-390
Makel MC, Lee SY, Olszewki-Kubilius P, et al. (2012) Changing the pond, not the fish: Following high-ability students across different educational environments Journal of Educational Psychology. 104: 778-792
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