Presentations on Higher Cognition in Adolescents
The presentations below were recorded from the Workshop on Higher Cognition in Adolescents and Young Adults and form the basis for many of the book chapters in The Adolescent Brain. ***Related papers*** by the authors are also available to conference participants (and others by request).
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Mark Ashcraft - Upgrading to Math Cognition 2.0: Where We Need to Go
Roberto Cabeza - Neural Correlates of Recollection and Familiarity
Sandra Chapman - Strategic Memory and Reasoning in Teens
Jere Confrey - Learning Trajectories and Rational Number Reasoning
Nancy Dennis - The Neural Correlates of True and False Memory Retrieval
Michael Dougherty - Diagnosing Diagnostic Hypothesis Generation in Adolescents
Adriana Galvan - Risky Behavior in Adolescents: The Role of the Developing Brain
Keith Holyoak - Analogy, Comparative Intelligence, and Brain
Ken Koedinger - Interactive Support for Mathematical Reasoning and Metacognitive Judgments of Learning
David Laibson - Neuroeconomics: The Multiple Systems Hypothesis
Ken McRae - Studying Objects Concepts by Combining Feature Norms, Connectionist Networks, and Modality-specific Representations
Sandra Schneider - Context, Experience and Feelings: Proximal Drivers of Adolescent Reasoning and Decision Making
Dan Schwartz - Why Direct Instruction Earns a C- in Transfer
Vladimir Sloutsky - The Cost of Concreteness in Transfer of Mathematical Knowledge
Keith Stanovich - What Intelligence Tests Miss: Individual Differences in Reasoning Beyond IQ
Mark Steyvers - Extracting Semantic Themes with Topic Models
Patrick Thompson - Foundational Meanings in Support of Advanced Mathematical Thinking Among Adolescents