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Ashley Ransom
Ashley Ransom
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Children’s exposure to spatial language promotes their spatial thinking.
M Casasola, WS Wei, DD Suh, P Donskoy, A Ransom
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 149 (6), 1116, 2020
662020
Face-to-face learning enhances the social transmission of information
A Ransom, B LaGrant, A Spiteri, T Kushnir, AK Anderson, E De Rosa
Plos one 17 (2), e0264250, 2022
112022
When is it appropriate to ask a question? The role of age, social context, and personality
A Ransom, A Ruggeri, S Ronfard
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 245, 105976, 2024
2024
Where does language come from? The development of a naïve biological understanding of language
R Santhanagopalan, EL Jones, A Ransom, KD Kinzler
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 233, 105694, 2023
2023
Children’s Talk About Object Properties Predicts Spatial Memory
A Ransom, M Casasola
PsyArXiv, 2022
2022
The Social Transmission of Information About Mental States: Implications for Children's Visuospatial and Socioemotional Learning
AS Ransom
Cornell University, 2022
2022
Early Semantic and Grammar Development
M Casasola, A Ransom
Elsevier, 2020
2020
Descriptive Language and Children's Spatial Memory
AS Ransom
2018
“Now you're speaking my language!” Children's use of speaker characteristics during word learning
AS Ransom
University of Arkansas, 2010
2010
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