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Publications by Thomas H. Carr
“As Soon as the Bat Met the Ball, I Knew It Was Gone”: Outcome Prediction, Hindsight Bias, and the Representation and Control of Action in Expert and Novice Baseball Players
Psychonomic Bulletin and Review
Developmental
Arts
Educational Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Humanities
Experimental
Adding New Information to Semantic Memory: How Much Learning Is Enough to Produce Automatic Priming?
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning Memory and Cognition
Linguistics
Language
Experimental
Cognitive Psychology
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Tell All the Good News as Soon as Possible
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Expert and Novice Strategies in the Exploration of Data in Line Graphs
