Development of Children's Use of External Reminders for Hard‐to‐Remember Intentions

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Open Access UCL Research: Development of Children's Use of External Reminders for Hard‐to‐Remember Intentions https://t.co/ece1FQamFI

20 Feb 2019

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The reminder setting paradigm is from a previous study with @samgilbert1. You can do a demo here: https://t.co/ZcQIQM1R7H, and read the study here: https://t.co/jzYxOrIaqT

27 Nov 2018

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RT @Adamdbulley: Our new paper is out in Child Development! Exploring cognitive offloading in young children: when do kids set themselves r…

25 Feb 2018

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Parents stop nagging and set reminders Researchers from @UQPsych have found that kids are unlikely to set themselves reminders to compensate for their anticipated memory failures until around 9 years of age or older. STORY https://t.co/VxtS0BScBX STUDY

25 Feb 2018

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