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Strathprints makes available scholarly Open Access content by scholars in the School of Social Work & Social Policy, based within the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences (HaSS) .

Research at Social Work & Social Policy seeks to understand the social experiences of children, young people and families, in order to support evidence-informed policy. Issues of public health, health inequalities and health history within the context of social work are also important research themes. Research centres, such as CELCIS (Centre for Excellence for Children's Care & Protection) and the CYCJ (Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice) operate in furtherance of these research areas, supporting evidence-based solutions to improve child wellbeing and improvements in youth justice, and the lives of families and communities.

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Number of items: 4.

2013

Brown, Louise A. and Niven, Elaine and Logie, Robert H. and Allen, Richard J. (2013) The suffix effect and visual feature binding in working memory : a cognitive ageing study. In: Working Memory Discussion Group Meeting, 2013-06-01, Scotland. (Unpublished)

2010

Brown, Louise and Logie, Robert H. (2010) What limits visuo-spatial working memory capacity? An investigation of time and task-specific interference. In: Working Memory Discussion Group Meeting, 2010-07-01, North Yorkshire. (Unpublished)

2009

Brown, Louise A. and Brockmole, James R. (2009) Binding in visual working memory in younger and older adults. In: Working Memory Discussion Group Meeting, 2009-06-01, Luxembourg. (Unpublished)

2006

Brown, Louise A. and Forbes, Douglas and McConnell, Jean (2006) The effects of interference and ageing on visuo-spatial working memory performance. In: Working Memory Discussion Group Meeting, 2006-06-27 - 2006-06-29, North Yorkshire. (Unpublished)

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