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Gender Differences in Scholastic Achievement: A Meta-Analysis by Voyer, Daniel, Voyer, Susan D

“…A female advantage in school marks is a common finding in education research, and it extends to most course subjects (e.g., language, math, science), unlike…”
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Sex differences in visual-spatial working memory: A meta-analysis by Voyer, Daniel, Voyer, Susan D., Saint-Aubin, Jean

“…Visual-spatial working memory measures are widely used in clinical and experimental settings. Furthermore, it has been argued that the male advantage in…”
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Spatial Abilities and Aging: A Meta-Analysis by Techentin, Cheryl, Voyer, Daniel, Voyer, Susan D.

“…Background/Study Context: Age-related effects in performance on spatial tasks have been well documented, with results suggesting a negative effect on…”
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Challenging Stereotypes: Sexual Functioning of Single Adults with High Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder by Byers, E. Sandra, Nichols, Shana, Voyer, Susan D.

“…This study examined the sexual functioning of single adults (61 men, 68 women) with high functioning autism and Asperger syndrome living in the community with…”
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Implications for school achievement and causality: A commentary by Voyer, Daniel, Voyer, Susan D.

“…This article is a commentary on a study published in this issue by Levine et al. (2019). They reported that the relation they observed between sex-related…”
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Free-Viewing Laterality Tasks: A Multilevel Meta-Analysis by VOYER, Daniel, VOYER, Susan D, TRAMONTE, Lucia

“…Chimeric free-viewing laterality tasks have been used extensively as measures of right-hemisphere functioning, with many variations in stimuli and samples…”
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Sexual well-being of a community sample of high-functioning adults on the autism spectrum who have been in a romantic relationship by Byers, E. Sandra, Nichols, Shana, Voyer, Susan D., Reilly, Georgianna

“…This study explored factors (gender, age, relationship status, symptomatology) associated with the sexual well-being of 141 (56 men and 85 women) adults with…”
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Laterality, spatial abilities, and accident proneness by Voyer, Susan D., Voyer, Daniel

“…Although handedness as a measure of cerebral specialization has been linked to accident proneness, more direct measures of laterality are rarely considered…”
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Ontario parents’ opinions and attitudes towards sexual health education in the schools by McKay, Alexander, Byers, E. Sandra, Voyer, Susan D, Humphreys, Terry P, Markham, Chris

“…This study examined the opinions and attitudes of Ontario parents regarding school-based sexual health education (SHE). Results are based on surveys from 1002…”
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Motivations and Sexual Attitudes, Experiences, and Behavior of Sexuality Professionals by Luria, Mijal, Byers, E. Sandra, Voyer, Susan D., Mock, Moshe

“…This study examined the motivations for entering the field and sexual attitudes, experiences, and behavior of an international group of sexuality…”
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Perceptual asymmetries and stimulus dominance in dichotic listening with natural fricatives by Voyer, Daniel, Voyer, Susan D.

“…The present study examined the psychometric properties and the pattern of stimulus dominance in a new task using natural fricatives as consonants in a dichotic…”
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An adolescent perspective on sexual health education at school and at home: I. high school students by Byers, E. Sandra, Sears, Heather A, Voyer, Susan D, Thurlow, Jennifer L, Cohen, Jacqueline N, Weaver, Angela D

“…In this study, we assessed high school students' attitudes toward and experiences with sexual health education (SHE) at school and at home. The participants…”
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An adolescent perspective on sexual health education at school and at home: II. middle school students by Byers, E. Sandra, Sears, Heather A, Voyer, Susan D, Thurlow, Jennifer L, Cohen, Jacqueline N, Weaver, Angela D

“…Attitudes toward and experiences with sexual health education (SHE) at school and at home were assessed in a sample of 745 middle school students enrolled in…”
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