Marina Nespor is affiliated with the International School for Advanced Studies in Italy, focusing on research within the field of psychology. Their work spans several subfields including developmental and educational psychology, experimental and cognitive psychology, and cognitive neuroscience.
The research topics explored by Marina Nespor include:
Two recent papers exemplify their research contributions:
The frequent co-authors with whom Marina Nespor has collaborated include:
Nespor's work has been primarily published in the journal Cognition, with multiple publications appearing there. Their research contributions have also been recognized by professional organizations, exemplified by their membership in Academia Europaea since 2008.
Marina Nespor;Irene Vogel
Franck Ramus;Marina Nespor;Marina Nespor;Jacques Mehler
Marcela Peña;Luca L. Bonatti;Luca L. Bonatti;Marina Nespor;Jacques Mehler;Jacques Mehler
Marina Nespor;Marcela Peña;Jacques Mehler
Luca L. Bonatti;Luca L. Bonatti;Marcela Peña;Marcela Peña;Marina Nespor;Jacques Mehler;Jacques Mehler
Marina Nespor;Wendy Sandler
Marina Nespor;Irene Vogel
Marina Nespor;Irene Vogel
Judit Gervain;Marina Nespor;Reiko Mazuka;Ryota Horie
Marina Nespor;Irene Vogel
Juan M. Toro;Marina Nespor;Jacques Mehler;Jacques Mehler;Luca L. Bonatti
Mohinish Shukla;Marina Nespor;Jacques Mehler;Jacques Mehler
Anne Christophe;Marina Nespor;Maria Teresa Guasti;Brit Van Ooyen
Marina Nespor
Ansgar Denis Endress;Marina Nespor;Jacques Mehler
Ana Fló;Perrine Brusini;Francesco Macagno;Marina Nespor
Jean-Rémy Hochmann;Silvia Benavides-Varela;Marina Nespor;Jacques Mehler
Marcela Peña;Marcela Peña;Jacques Mehler;Marina Nespor;Marina Nespor
Marina Nespor;Mohinish Shukla;Jacques Mehler
M. Nespor;J. Mascaro
Jacques Mehler;Marcela Peña;Marcela Peña;Marina Nespor;Luca Bonatti;Luca Bonatti
Marina Nespor;Mohinish Shukla;Ruben van de Vijver;Cinzia Avesani
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