Joan Stiles-Davis

Engineering · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Spatial Cognition and Navigation(8), Child and Animal Learning Development(4), Spatial Neglect and Hemispheric Dysfunction(4), Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism(3), Traumatic Brain Injury Research(2)

Publications15 total

Spatial Dysfunctions in Young Children with Right Cerebral Hemisphere Injury
Psychology Press eBooks·2022· 2 cited
Spatial Cognition
Psychology Press eBooks·2022· 1 cited
Mirror writing: An advantage for the left-handed?
Brain and Language·1989· 20 cited
Children's analysis of spatial patterns: An assessment of their “errors” in copying geometric forms
Cognitive Development·1989· 28 cited
Developmental change in young children's spatial grouping activity.
Developmental Psychology·1988· 53 cited
Spatial cognition : brain bases and development
Medical Entomology and Zoology·1988· 399 cited
Drawing ability in four young children with congenital unilateral brain lesions
Neuropsychologia·1988· 40 cited
Developmental change in young children's spatial grouping activity.
Developmental Psychology·1988· 4 cited
Expressive language impairment with focal left hemisphere injury
Infant Behavior and Development·1986
Comment on Hofsten and Spelke, object perception and object-directed reaching in infancy.
Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1986· 1 cited
Comment on Hofsten and Spelke, object perception and object-directed reaching in infancy.
Journal of Experimental Psychology General·1986
The development of spatial and class relations in four young children with right-cerebral-hemisphere damage: Evidence for an early spatial constructive deficit
Brain and Cognition·1985· 35 cited
Discrimination and memory for symmetry in young children.
Developmental Psychology·1984· 75 cited
Discrimination and memory for symmetry in young children.
Developmental Psychology·1984· 5 cited
Construction of spatial and class relations in four children with right cerebral hemisphere damage
UMI Dissertation Services eBooks·1983· 2 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Mark Kritchevsky(2), Ursula Bellugi(2), Marc H. Bornstein(2), Ruth Nass(2), Jeri S. Janowsky(1), Murray Engel(1), Susan Sugarman(1), Wendy L. Tada(1), Jyotsna Vaid(1), Elizabeth Bates(1)