Judith J. Carta is affiliated with the University of Kansas in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of psychology and social sciences, with a significant focus on education and developmental psychology.
The scientist's subfields of study include education, developmental and educational psychology, clinical psychology, pediatrics, perinatology, child health, and psychiatry and mental health.
They have contributed extensively to topics such as early childhood education and development, language development and disorders, family and disability support research, infant development and preterm care, reading and literacy development, child and adolescent psychosocial and emotional development, and behavioral and psychological studies.
Frequent publication venues for their work include:
Judith J. Carta has coauthored with several researchers, notably:
Selected recent papers include:
Dale Walker;Charles R. Greenwood;Betty Hart;Judith Carta
Joseph Delquadri;Charles R. Greenwood;Debra Whorton;Judith J. Carta
Glen Dunlap;Philip S. Strain;Lise Fox;Judith J. Carta
Lise Fox;Judith Carta;Phillip S. Strain;Glen Dunlap
Charles R. Greenwood;Judith J. Carta;R. Vance Hall
Donald B. Bailey;Mary Beth Bruder;Kathy Hebbeler;Judith Carta
Judith J. Carta;Ilene S. Schwartz;Jane B. Atwater;Scott R. McConnell
Charles R. Greenwood;Tracy Bradfield;Ruth Kaminski;Maura Linas
Kathleen M. Baggett;Betsy Davis;Edward G. Feil;Lisa L. Sheeber
Cathy L. Guttentag;Susan H. Landry;Jeffrey M. Williams;Kathleen M. Baggett
Judith J. Carta
Charles R. Greenwood;Judith J. Carta;Debra Kamps;Barbara Terry
Judith J. Carta;Jennifer Burke Lefever;Kathryn Bigelow;John Borkowski
Charles R. Greenwood;Judith J. Carta;Jane Atwater;Howard Goldstein
Gayle J. Luze;Deborah L. Linebarger;Charles R. Greenwood;Judith J. Carta
Anne L. Larson;Lauren M. Cycyk;Judith J. Carta;Carol Scheffner Hammer
Judith J. Carta;Jane B. Atwater;Charles R. Greenwood;Scott R. McConnell
Edward G. Feil;Kathleen M. Baggett;Betsy Davis;Lisa Sheeber
Charles R. Greenwood;Granger Dinwiddie;Voris Bailey;Judith J. Carta
Charles R. Greenwood;Judith J. Carta;Jane Atwater
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