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journal of experimental psychology animal learning and cognition

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Short Name j exp psychol anim learn cogn
Abbreviated Name j exp psychol anim learn cogn
ISSN 2329-8464
URL http://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/xan/index.aspx

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Articles (63)

2019
The effect of tDCS on recognition depends on stimulus generalization: Neuro-stimulation can predictably enhance or reduce the face inversion effect.
Civile, Ciro;Cooke, Anna;Liu, Xin;McLaren, Rossy;Elchlepp, Heike;Lavric, Aureliu;Milton, Fraser;McLaren, I P L;
383 views DOI Abstract
2014
attitudes and aggressive actions. inter-ethnic tensions among german, turkish and resettler adolescents
;Joachim Bruess
, No. 13 , pp. 209-240
326 views Abstract
2014
the united nations convention on migrant workers’ rights. obstacles, opportunities and perspectives
;Paul de Guchteneire;Antoine Pécoud
, No. 24 , pp. 9-55
311 views Abstract
2013
la evolución de la opinión pública andaluza ante la inmigración: indicios de estabilidad y cambio en época de crisis económica
;Sebastián Rinken;Saúl Saúl Velasco Dujo
, No. 28 , pp. 58-86
310 views Abstract
2017
a new spanish generation in germany. analysis of the motivations to leave under the veil of the crisis
;Antía Pérez-Caramés
, No. 43 , pp. 91-116
303 views DOI Abstract
2014
recent evolution and characteristics of the foreign population in madrid
;Gloria Lora Tamayo D’ocón
, No. 13 , pp. 7-59
302 views Abstract
2015
inmigración en tiempos de crisis: dinámicas de movilidad emergentes y nuevos impactos sociales
;Ana López-Sala;Laura Oso
, No. 37 , pp. 9-27
292 views DOI Abstract
2019
Pigeon category learning: Revisiting the Shepard, Hovland, and Jenkins (1961) tasks.
Navarro, Victor M;Jani, Ridhi;Wasserman, Edward A;
Vol. 45 , No. 2 , pp. 174-184
289 views DOI Abstract
2016
contradicciones de la globalización: migraciones y convivencia interétnica tras el 11 de septiembre
;Luis V. Abad Márquez
, No. 11 , pp. 225-268
281 views Abstract
2016
el reclutamiento de inmigrantes en las fuerzas armadas españolas: causas y posibles consecuencias
;Javier Jordán Enamorado
, No. 11 , pp. 269-294
271 views Abstract
2020
segmentación en el ingreso por trabajo según condición migratoria, género y ascendencia étnico-racial en uruguay
;Clara Márquez Scotti;Victoria Prieto Rosas;Ana Escoto Castillo
, No. 49 , pp. 85-118
185 views DOI Abstract
2019
The effect of tDCS on recognition depends on stimulus generalization: Neuro-stimulation can predictably enhance or reduce the face inversion effect.
Civile, Ciro;Cooke, Anna;Liu, Xin;McLaren, Rossy;Elchlepp, Heike;Lavric, Aureliu;Milton, Fraser;McLaren, I P L;
383 views DOI Abstract
2019
Pigeon category learning: Revisiting the Shepard, Hovland, and Jenkins (1961) tasks.
Navarro, Victor M;Jani, Ridhi;Wasserman, Edward A;
Vol. 45 , No. 2 , pp. 174-184
289 views DOI Abstract
2017
presentación
;Mercedes Fernández García
, No. 40 , pp. 1-2
68 views
2017
new maids and caretakers in paris?: the reactivation of transnational social fields of spanish emigration following the economic crisis
;Laura Oso
, No. 43 , pp. 39-63
217 views DOI Abstract
2017
berganza setién, i. (2016). ciudadanía migrante. rutas, costos y dinámicas de los flujos mixtos en tránsito por perú
;Daniel Izuzquiza, SJ
, No. 41 , pp. 178-181
163 views
2017
international migration and living conditions: exploring the colombian case
;María Teresa Victoria Paredes;Luis Miguel Tovar Cuevas;Johann Alexis Ospina Galindez;Diego Alejandro Tovar Ríos;Mercedes Andrade Bejarano
, No. 40 , pp. 153-181
220 views DOI Abstract
2017
mariama on the move. migration capital and second generations in spanish youth emigration
;Laia Narciso Pedro;Sílvia Carrasco Pons
, No. 43 , pp. 147-174
184 views DOI Abstract
2017
a new spanish generation in germany. analysis of the motivations to leave under the veil of the crisis
;Antía Pérez-Caramés
, No. 43 , pp. 91-116
303 views DOI Abstract
2016
the roles of actors in the host society in the integration of inmigrants associations: a social networks analysis approach
;José Manuel Gaete Fiscella;Luis Mena Martínez
, No. 39 , pp. 149-181
174 views DOI Abstract
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