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Development of category‐based induction and semantic knowledge
AV Fisher, KE Godwin, BJ Matlen, L Unger
Child development 86 (1), 48-62, 2015
632015
Developmental changes in semantic knowledge organization
L Unger, AV Fisher, R Nugent, SL Ventura, CJ MacLellan
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 146, 202-222, 2016
392016
Statistical Regularities Shape Semantic Organization Throughout Development
L Unger, O Savic, V Sloutsky
Cognition, 2020
352020
The Role of Co-Occurrence Statistics in Developing Semantic Knowledge
L Unger, C Vales, A Fisher
Cognitive Science, 2018
282018
The emergence of richly organized semantic knowledge from simple statistics: A synthetic review
L Unger, AV Fisher
Developmental Review 60, 100949, 2021
262021
Rapid, experience-related changes in the organization of children’s semantic knowledge
L Unger, AV Fisher
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 179, 1-22, 2019
202019
Category learning is shaped by the multifaceted development of selective attention
L Unger, VM Sloutsky
Journal of experimental child psychology 226, 105549, 2023
102023
Single pulse TMS differentially modulates reward behavior
AD Stanford, B Luber, L Unger, YM Cycowicz, D Malaspina, SH Lisanby
Neuropsychologia 51 (14), 3041-3047, 2013
102013
Experience and maturation: The contribution of co‐occurrence regularities in language to the development of semantic organization
O Savic, L Unger, VM Sloutsky
Child development 94 (1), 142-158, 2023
72023
Ready to learn: Incidental exposure fosters category learning
L Unger, VM Sloutsky
Psychological Science 33 (6), 999-1019, 2022
62022
Cognitive inertia: How loops among attention, representation, and decision making distort reality
BM Turner, PD Kvam, L Unger, V Sloutsky, R Ralston, NJ Blanco
PsyArXiv, 2021
62021
Developmental Changes in the Semantic Organization of Living Kinds.
L Unger, AV Fisher, CJ MacLellan
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, 2014
62014
Exposure to co-occurrence regularities in language drives semantic integration of new words.
O Savic, L Unger, VM Sloutsky
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition 48 (7), 1064, 2022
52022
Can Paradigmatic Relations be Learned Implicitly?
H Yim, O Savic, L Unger, VM Sloutsky, S Dennis
CogSci, 3389, 2019
42019
Becoming Organized: How Simple Learning Mechanisms may Shape the Development of Rich Semantic Knowledge.
O Savic, L Unger, VM Sloutsky
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, 2020
32020
Learning in the Wild: Real-World Experiences Shape Children's Knowledge Organization.
L Unger, AV Fisher
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, 2017
32017
Looking for the Cat and Seeing the Dog: Using Visual Search to Study Semantic Knowledge in Children.
C Vales, L Unger, AV Fisher
CogSci, 2017
22017
Incidental Exposure to Categories
L Unger, V Sloutsky
PsyArXiv, 2021
12021
Building Meaning: Constructing New Word Knowledge from Simple Statistics
O Savic, L Unger, VM Sloutsky, V Sloutsky
12020
Simple Mechanisms, Rich Structure: Statistical Co-Occurrence Regularities in Language Shape the Development of Semantic Knowledge
L Unger, O Savic, VM Sloutsky
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, 2020
12020
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