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  1. The effects of working memory training on working memory, self‐regulation, and analogical reasoning of preschool children
  2. Analogical thinking modifiability and math processing strategy
  3. Dynamic Assessment of Self-Regulation and Planning Behavior
  4. Changes in Brain Volume Resulting from Cognitive Intervention by Means of the Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment Program in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): A Pilot Study
  5. Changes in Brain Volume Resulting from Cognitive Intervention by Means of the Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment Program in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): A Pilot Study
  6. Evaluation of the Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment (FIE) program among Israeli-Arab students
  7. Cognitive Modifiability in 3D-IVR and 2D Computerized Environments: The Effects of Rotation of Information Resources and Shift of Viewing Angles
  8. Mediated Learning and Cognitive Modifiability
  9. Dynamic Cognitive Assessment for Preschool Age Children
  10. Parent–Child Math Discourse and Children's Math Thinking in Early Childhood
  11. Mother-Child Mediated Learning Experience Strategies and Children’s Cognitive Modifiability: Theoretical and Research Perspectives
  12. Mother-child and siblings' mediated learning strategies in families with and without children with intellectual disability
  13. Modifiability in Emotional Understanding Among Children With Learning Disabilities
  14. Social Information Processing Among Children With ASD, SLD, and Typical Development: The Mediational Role of Language Capacities
  15. Integration of Israeli Students of Ethiopian Origin in Israeli Universities
  16. Mediation with a puppet: The effects on teachers' mediated learning strategies with children in special education and regular kindergartens
  17. The effects of mother-child mediated learning strategies on psychological resilience and cognitive modifiability of boys with learning disability
  18. Cross-generational transmission of teaching strategies: The moderating role of peer-mediation
  19. Intervention for peer mediation and mother-child interaction: The effects on children’s mediated learning strategies and cognitive modifiability
  20. Dynamic Assessment of Figurative Language of Children in the Autistic Spectrum: The Relation to Some Cognitive and Language Aspects
  21. Effects of Teaching Classification on Classification, Verbal Conceptualization, and Analogical Reasoning in Children With Developmental Language Delays
  22. Psychological autopsy of seventy high school suicides: Combined qualitative/quantitative approach
  23. Dynamic assessment with VR technology
  24. "I Teach Better with the Puppet" - Use of Puppet as a Mediating Tool in Kindergarten Education – an Evaluation
  25. Mediated Learning Experience (MLE) Strategies and Children’s Cognitive Plasticity
  26. The Effects of the Seria-Think Program (STP) on Planning, Self-Regulation, and Math Performance Among Grade 3 Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  27. Siblings' Mediated Learning Strategies in Families With and Without Children With Intellectual Disabilities
  28. Reuven Feuerstein: A Giant in Cognitive Psychology
  29. Cognitive Modifiability and Ego Identity among Adolescents
  30. Mediated Learning Experience and Cognitive Modifiability
  31. Dynamic Assessment of Learning Potential
  32. Revealing the effects of cognitive education programmes through Dynamic Assessment
  33. Analogies solving by individuals with and without intellectual disability: Different cognitive patterns as indicated by eye movements
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  36. New model of mapping difficulties in solving analogical problems among adolescents and adults with intellectual disability
  37. Cognitive Modifiability, Emotional–Motivational Factors, and Behavioral Characteristics Among Gifted Versus Nongifted Children
  38. Gender Differences in Spatial Ability of Young Children: The Effects of Training and Processing Strategies
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  40. Prediction of Early Literacy by Analogical Thinking Modifiability Among Kindergarten Children
  41. Windows Test
  42. Dynamic Assessment: Progress, Problems, and Prospects
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  45. The mediated learning experience (MLE) in a three generational perspective
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  48. The effects of Peer Mediation with Young Children (PMYC) on children's cognitive modifiability
  49. Transfer Effects of Teaching Conceptual Versus Perceptual Analogies
  50. Dynamic Assessment of Spatial Abilities of Young Children: Effects of Gender and Task Characteristics
  51. Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning: Cognitive Effects of a Peer Mediation Intervention
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  54. Dynamic assessment: An integrative model for assessment of human learning and human functioning.
  55. Peer Mediation
  56. Children‘s Mediational Teaching Style as a Function of Intervention for Cross-Age Peer-Mediation
  57. Durability of Effects of Instrumental Enrichment in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
  58. Applications and Challenges in Dynamic Assessment
  59. The effects of mediation in computer assisted dynamic assessment
  60. Distinctive Features of the Clinical DA Approach
  61. Dynamic Assessment Instruments for Young Children
  62. Dynamic Assessment of Learning Potential
  63. Dynamic Assessment of Young Children
  64. Dynamic Assessment of Young Children
  65. Dynamic—Interactive Approaches to Assessment of Learning Potential
  66. Educational Aspects of Dynamic Assessment
  67. Epilogue
  68. The Mediated Learning Experience (MLE) Theory
  69. Use of DA from Developmental-Cognitive Perspectives
  70. Vygotsky’s Socio-Cultural Theory and Applications for Assessment
  71. The Seria-Think Instrument
  72. Effects of the “Bright Start” program in kindergarten on transfer and academic achievement
  73. Cognitive modifiability as a function of mother–child mediated learning strategies, mothers' acceptance–rejection, and children's personality
  74. Cognitive modifiability as a function of mother–child mediated learning strategies, mothers' acceptance–rejection, and children's personality
  75. Effects of the “Bright Start” Program in Kindergarten on Teachers' Use of Mediation and Children's Cognitive Modifiability
  76. Mediated Learning Experience in Free‐play Versus Structured Situations Among Preschool Children of Low‐, Mediumand High‐SES
  77. Cognitive and Motivational Modifiability as a Function of the Instrumental Enrichment (IE) Program
  78. The development of ego identity at adolescence among Israeli Jews and Arabs
  79. Cognitive Modifiability and Cognitive Performance of Deaf and Hearing Preschool Children
  80. The Dynamic Assessment Approach
  81. Structured program of visual-motor integration (SP-VMI) for preschool children
  82. Cognitive Modifiability of Adolescents with Schizophrenia: a Research Note
  83. Plastic surgery on children with down syndrome: Parents' perceptions of physical, personal, and social functioning
  84. Dynamic Group Assessment for Prescriptive Teaching: Differential Effects of Treatments
  85. Interactive Assessment
  86. Mediated Learning Experience Approach in the Assessment and Treatment of Borderline Psychotic Adolescents
  87. Psychoeducational Assessment from a Transactional Perspective
  88. The Development of Interactive-Dynamic Approaches to Assessment of Learning Potential
  89. The Status and Future of Interactive Assessment
  90. Development of motivational and cognitive-informational orientations from third to ninth grades
  91. Dynamic Assessnnent of Intellectually Superior Israeli Children in a Low Socio-Econonnic Status Connnnunity
  92. Cultural Difference and Cultural Deprivation: A Theoretical Framework for Differential Intervention
  93. Non-intellective Factors in Dynamic Assessment
  94. Learning Potential Assessment
  95. Social and Psychological Determinants of Breast-Feeding and bottle-Feeding Mothers
  96. Locus of Control and Child-Rearing Practices in Intrinsically Motivated and Extrinsically Motivated Children
  97. The assessment of analogical thinking modifiability among regular, special education, disadvantaged, and mentally retarded children
  98. Learning to Learn: Mediated Learning Experiences and Instrumental Enrichment
  99. TEACHERS’ SOCIAL ORIENTATION AND CLASSROOM ACHIEVEMENTS
  100. Exploratory behavior as a function of motivational orientations and task conditions
  101. Sex role typing and ego identity in Israeli, Oriental, and Western adolescents.
  102. Sex role typing and ego identity in Israeli, Oriental, and Western adolescents.
  103. Learning Skills and Types of Temperaments as Discriminants between Intrinsically and Extrinsically Motivated Children
  104. Ego Identity: Effects of Ethnocentrism, Ethnic Identification, and Cognitive Complexity in Israeli, Oriental, and Western Ethnic Groups
  105. Effects of Various Stimuli on Activity Level and Learning by High- and Low-Active Retarded Children
  106. Adolescent Ego Identity Scale