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Evidence for a sex effect during overimitation: boys copy irrelevant modelled actions more than girls across cultures
A Frick, F Clément, T Gruber
Royal Society Open Science 4 (12), 170367, 2017
452017
Group membership influences more social identification than social learning or overimitation in children
T Gruber, A Deschenaux, A Frick, F Clément
Child Development 90 (3), 728-745, 2019
442019
Spontaneous categorization of tools based on observation in children and chimpanzees
T Gruber, A Frick, S Hirata, I Adachi, D Biro
Scientific reports 9 (1), 18256, 2019
312019
Voluntary task switching in children: Switching more reduces the cost of task selection.
A Frick, MA Brandimonte, N Chevalier
Developmental Psychology 55 (8), 1615, 2019
72019
Divergent and Convergent Thinking across the Schoolyears: A Dynamic Perspective on Creativity Development
P Eon Duval, A Frick, S Denervaud
The Journal of Creative Behavior 57 (2), 186-198, 2023
52023
Disentangling the Respective Contribution of Task Selection and Task Execution to Self‐Directed Cognitive Control Development
A Frick, MA Brandimonte, N Chevalier
Child Development, 2020
52020
Understanding autonomous behaviour development: Exploring the developmental contributions of context‐tracking and task selection to self‐directed cognitive control
A Frick, MA Brandimonte, N Chevalier
Developmental Science 25 (4), e13222, 2022
32022
Carry-over effects of tool functionality and previous unsuccessfulness increase overimitation in children
A Frick, H Schleihauf, LP Satchell, T Gruber
Royal Society Open Science 8 (7), 201373, 2021
32021
The respective contribution of cognitive control and working memory to semantic and subjective organization in aging.
A Frick, S Fay, B Bouazzaoui, H Sauzéon, L Angel, S Vanneste, ...
Psychology and Aging 38 (5), 455, 2023
22023
A first theoretical model of self-directed cognitive control development
A Frick, N Chevalier
Journal of Cognition and Development 24 (2), 191-204, 2023
22023
Perirhinal cortex is associated with fine-grained discrimination of conceptually confusable objects in Alzheimer’s disease
A Frick, G Besson, E Salmon, E Delhaye
Neurobiology of Aging 130, 1-11, 2023
12023
Reduced volume of perirhinal cortex is associated with fine-grained episodic discrimination of conceptually confusable objects in Alzheimer’s disease
A Frick, G Besson, E Salmon, E Delhaye
Belgian Neurological Society Meeting, 2022
12022
The protective effect of educational level varies as a function of the difficulty of the memory task in ageing
A Frick, HR Wright, S Fay, S Vanneste, L Angel, B Bouazzaoui, ...
European journal of ageing 19 (4), 1407-1415, 2022
12022
Variation in pedagogy affects overimitation in children and adolescents
M Décaillet, A Frick, X Lince, T Gruber, S Denervaud
Journal of experimental child psychology 241, 105862, 2024
2024
Welcome talk of RFN2023 conference: Studies of the cognitive mechanisms in individual and collective memory
C Bastin, A Frick, E Delhaye, R Coppalle, N Cheriet, D Baudet
Recollection, Familiarity, and Novelty detection conference, 3rd edition, 2023
2023
Studies of the cognitive mechanisms in individual and collective memory
C Bastin, A Frick, E Delhaye, R Coppalle, N Cheriet, D Baudet
Brain and Cognition 170, 2023
2023
A first theoretical model of self-directed control development
A Frick, N Chevalier
PsyArXiv, 2022
2022
The effect of social presence on children’s cognitive control
A Frick, C Belletier, W Tan, M Ning, Q Zhou, S Christie, V Camos
European Society for Cognitive Psychology (ESCoP), 2022
2022
The underlying processes of episodic memory development: From a unique contribution of representation to the increasing use of semantic organization supported by cognitive control
A Frick, HR Wright, A Witt, L Taconnat
Cognitive Development 63, 101217, 2022
2022
Understanding autonomous behaviours in children: an investigation of self-directed cognitive control development
ASA Frick
The University of Edinburgh, 2020
2020
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