John E. Marsh

Publishing 2018–2019

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Publications 6

  1. Examining the Role of Spatial Changes in Bimodal and Uni-Modal To-Be-Ignored Stimuli and How They Affect Short-Term Memory Processes
    Frontiers in psychology 2019 261 reads
  2. when a+b < a: cognitive bias in experts’ judgment of environmental impact
  3. Commentary: Donepezil enhances understanding of degraded speech in Alzheimer's disease
    Tom A. Campbell, John E. Marsh
  4. Differences in Auditory Distraction between Adults and Children: A Duplex-mechanism Approach
    journal of cognition 2018 339 reads
  5. Prefrontal Cortex Oxygenation Evoked by Convergence Load Under Conflicting Stimulus-to-Accommodation and Stimulus-to-Vergence Eye-Movements Measured by NIRS
  6. Normative Data for 84 UK English Rebus Puzzles
    Frontiers in psychology 2018 154 reads

Possible papers by John E. Marsh 1

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  1. High pneumococcal DNA loads are associated with mortality in Malawian children with invasive pneumococcal disease
    as Marsh J the pediatric infectious disease journal 2007
    Same name only

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