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Examining Computer Science Educators’ Professional Identity
The rapid pace of technological advancement and its immersive impact on our society underscores the need for all students to acquire …
Lijun Ni
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Yan Tian
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Han Hao
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Tom McKlin
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Jason Bohrer
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Jake Baskin
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The latent structure of working memory
Working memory (WM) is an essential system of cognitive processes for a wide range of cognitive activities and is associated with …
Han Hao
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John C. Williams
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Philip N. Tubiolo
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Kacie Bauer
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Eilon Silver-Frankel
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Sam R. Luceno
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Avery J. Chan
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Zu Jie Zheng
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Kelly R. Bobchin
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Roman Kotov
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Greg Perlman
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Andrew R. A. Conway
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Jared X. Van Snellenberg
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Simulating the Process Overlap Theory of Intelligence
Traditional theories of intelligence either prioritize a psychometric or a cognitive perspective, but their limitations and …
Han Hao
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Andrew R. A. Conway
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Kristof Kovacs
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Jean-paul Snijder
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Revealing the structure of language model capabilities
Building a theoretical understanding of the capabilities of large language models (LLMs) is vital for our ability to predict and …
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The Impact of Auditory Distraction on Reading Comprehension
Perceptual disfluency of a cognitive task cannot shield attention against auditory distractions, but may moderates the relationship between individual differences of congitive ability and task performance.
Han Hao
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Andrew R. A. Conway
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Individual Differences in Attention and Intelligence
Process overlap theory (POT) is a new theoretical framework designed to account for the general factor of intelligence (g). According …
Andrew R. A. Conway
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Kristof Kovacs
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Han Hao
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Kevin P. Rosales
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Jean-Paul Snijder
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The Struggle Is Real
Strong theories are sorely lacking in the applied social sciences, especially in psychology. Elko Fried (2020) identifies fundamental …
Andrew R. A. Conway
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Kristof Kovacs
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Han Hao
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Sara A Goring
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Christopher Schmank
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Response or recall bias? Choosing between the traditional and retrospective pretest using measurement invariance techniques
This study examines response shift in an evaluation of a computing education program in which both traditional and retrospective pretests were used across two waves of data collection, by using measurement invariance techniques.
Dana Linnell Wanzer
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Han Hao
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Tom McKlin
An item response theory approach to the measurement of working memory capacit Theory
This study fitted and compared item response models of item-level responses of different complex span tasks. Results, especially item parameters, may reveal the variety of domain specificity in different complex span tasks.
Ester Navarro
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Kevin Rosales
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Han Hao
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Andrew R. A. Conway
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General Intelligence Explained (Away)
Confirmatory latent factor models on simulated data indicate that a higher-order g can emergy even without a common cause.
Andrew R. A. Conway
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Kristof Kovacs
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Han Hao
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Jean-paul Snijder
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The Role of Non-Cognitive Factors in the SAT Remains Unclear - A Commentary on Hannon (2019)
Hannon (2019) reports a novel and intriguing pattern of results that could be interpreted as evidence that the SAT is biased against …
Andrew R. A. Conway
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Han Hao
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