Steven R. Yussen
Affiliations: | University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA |
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| Yussen SR, Stright AD, Glysch RL, et al. (1991) Learning and forgetting of narratives following good and poor text organization Contemporary Educational Psychology. 16: 346-374 |
| Yussen SR, Rembold KL, Mazor A. (1989) Identifying main ideas in picture stories and written narratives Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology. 10: 313-335 |
| Stevens B, Yussen SR. (1988) What’s Wrong? Children’s Detection of Subtle Order Violations in Narratives Journal of Genetic Psychology. 149: 277-291 |
| Bingham AB, Rembold KL, Yussen SR. (1986) Developmental change in identifying main ideas in picture stories Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology. 7: 325-340 |
| Yussen SR. (1984) Acquiring new word meaning: What does it tell us about development Developmental Review. 4: 139-144 |
| Yussen SR, Berman L. (1981) Memory predictions for recall and recognition in first-, third-, and fifth-grade children Developmental Psychology. 17: 224-229 |
| Yussen SR, Mathews SR, Buss RR, et al. (1980) Developmental change in judging important and critical elements of stories Developmental Psychology. 16: 213-219 |
| Yussen SR, Mathews S, Knight JW. (1980) Performance of Montessori and traditionally schooled nursery children on social cognitive tasks and memory problems Contemporary Educational Psychology. 5: 124-137 |
| Nahir HT, Yussen SR. (1977) The performance of kibbutz- and city-reared Israeli children on two role-taking tasks Developmental Psychology. 13: 450-455 |
| White JM, Yussen SR, Docherty EM. (1976) Performance of Montessori and traditionally schooled nursery children on tasks of seriation, classification, and conservation Contemporary Educational Psychology. 1: 356-368 |