DigitalCommons@SHU

The Role of Cinematic Techniques in Understanding Character Affect, James A. Clinton, Stephen W. Briner, Andrew M. Sherrill, Thomas Ackerman, Joseph P. Magliano
Stephen W. Briner

The Role of Cinematic Techniques in Understanding Character Affect, James A. Clinton, Stephen W. Briner, Andrew M. Sherrill, Thomas Ackerman, Joseph P. Magliano
Psychology Faculty Publications

Individual Differences and the Impact of Forward and Backward Causal Relations on the Online Processing of Narratives, Stephen W. Briner, Christopher A. Kurby, Danielle S. McNamara
Stephen W. Briner

Contributions of Self-Explanation to Comprehension of High- and Low-Cohesion Texts, Yasuhiro Ozuru, Stephen W. Briner, Rachel Best, Danielle S. McNamara
Stephen W. Briner

Hemispheric Processing of Mental Representations During Text Comprehension: Evidence for Inhibition of Inconsistent Shape Information, Stephen W. Briner, Sandra M. Virtue, Michael C. Schutzenhofer
Stephen W. Briner

Comparing Comprehension Measured by Multiple-Choice and Open-Ended Questions, Yasuhiro Ozuru, Stephen W. Briner, Christopher A. Kurby, Danielle S. McNamara
Stephen W. Briner

Hemispheric Processing of Mental Representations During Text Comprehension: Evidence for Inhibition of Inconsistent Shape Information, Stephen W. Briner, Sandra M. Virtue, Michael C. Schutzenhofer
Psychology Faculty Publications

Comparing Comprehension Measured by Multiple-Choice and Open-Ended Questions, Yasuhiro Ozuru, Stephen W. Briner, Christopher A. Kurby, Danielle S. McNamara
Psychology Faculty Publications

Contributions of Self-Explanation to Comprehension of High- and Low-Cohesion Texts, Yasuhiro Ozuru, Stephen W. Briner, Rachel Best, Danielle S. McNamara
Psychology Faculty Publications

Individual Differences and the Impact of Forward and Backward Causal Relations on the Online Processing of Narratives, Stephen W. Briner, Christopher A. Kurby, Danielle S. McNamara
Psychology Faculty Publications