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A Knowledge-Based Theory of Rising Scores on "Culture-Free" Tests by Fox, Mark C., Mitchum, Ainsley L.

“…Secular gains in intelligence test scores have perplexed researchers since they were documented by Flynn (1984, 1987). Gains are most pronounced on abstract,…”
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Confirming the cognition of rising scores: Fox and Mitchum (2013) predicts violations of measurement invariance in series completion between age-matched cohorts by Fox, Mark C, Mitchum, Ainsley L

“…The trend of rising scores on intelligence tests raises important questions about the comparability of variation within and between time periods. Descriptions…”
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Do Procedures for Verbal Reporting of Thinking Have to Be Reactive? A Meta-Analysis and Recommendations for Best Reporting Methods by Fox, Mark C, Ericsson, K. Anders, Best, Ryan

“…Since its establishment, psychology has struggled to find valid methods for studying thoughts and subjective experiences. Thirty years ago, Ericsson and Simon…”
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When Asking the Question Changes the Ultimate Answer: Metamemory Judgments Change Memory by Mitchum, Ainsley L, Kelley, Colleen M, Fox, Mark C

“…Self-report measurements are ubiquitous in psychology, but they carry the potential of altering processes they are meant to measure. We assessed whether a…”
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The Role of Encoding Strategy in Younger and Older Adult Associative Recognition: A Think-Aloud Analysis by Fox, Mark C, Baldock, Zachary, Freeman, Sara P, Berry, Jane M

“…Older adults have especially poor recognition memory for word pairs, and research suggests this associative deficit manifests primarily in older adults' higher…”
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Thinking Aloud Is Not a Form of Introspection but a Qualitatively Different Methodology: Reply to Schooler (2011) by Ericsson, K. Anders, Fox, Mark C

“…Schooler's (2011) commentary of our meta-analysis ( Fox, Ericsson, & Best, 2011 ), although thoughtful and generally complimentary, misclassifies the…”
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Are Vocabulary Tests Measurement Invariant Between Age Groups? An Item Response Analysis of Three Popular Tests by Fox, Mark C., Berry, Jane M., Freeman, Sara P.

“…Relatively high vocabulary scores of older adults are generally interpreted as evidence that older adults possess more of a common ability than younger adults…”
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How to Gain Eleven IQ Points in Ten Minutes: Thinking Aloud Improves Raven's Matrices Performance in Older Adults by Fox, Mark C., Charness, Neil

“…Few studies have examined the impact of age on reactivity to concurrent think-aloud (TA) verbal reports. An initial study with 30 younger and 31 older adults…”
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Reversing the speed–IQ correlation: Intra-individual variability and attentional control in the inspection time paradigm by Fox, Mark C., Roring, Roy W., Mitchum, Ainsley L.

“…Elementary cognitive tasks (ECTs) are simple tasks involving basic cognitive processes for which speed of performance typically correlates with IQ. Inspection…”
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A knowledge-based theory of rising scores on “culture-free” tests by Fox, Mark C

“…Secular gains in intelligence test scores have perplexed researchers since they were documented by Flynn (1984, 1987), but few have attempted to understand…”
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