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Doctoral

Archibald, Lisa M. D. (2006) Short-term and working memory in children with specific language impairment. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Arnott, Bronia Marie (2006) Bridging the transmission gap in attachment: The role of mind-mindedness in mothers and fathers. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Coull, Greig Joseph (2007) Re-examining pathways to social understanding in children with typical development and autism. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Fletcher-Watson, Sue (2008) Understanding attention to social information in adults with and without autism spectrum disorders. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Georgiou , Maria (2008) Attachment influences on understanding of self and others: a cross-cultural study of British and Cypriot college students. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Holmes, Joni (2005) Working memory and children's mathematical skills. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Honey, Emma Jane (2007) Examining the categorisation of imaginative play & repetitive behaviours in Autism Spectrum Disorders. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Joseph, Holly (2009) Children's online processing of written language Inferences from eye movements. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Laing, Sarah Victoria (2008) A developmental approach to fear, worry and rituals among typically developing children. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Noble, Adam J. (2008) The role of posttraumatic stress disorder in explaining the psychosocial outcome of subarachnoid haemorrhage patients and their informal carers in both the short- and long-term. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Rice, Nichola J (2005) Perception, action and the cortical visual streams. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Schütt, Susanne (2009) Eye movements in hemianopia and the rehabilitation of hemianopic dyslexia. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Tagini, Angela (2008) Adult attachment and phenomenological characteristics of autobiographical memory. Doctoral thesis, Durham University.

Masters

Pattison, Lara (2005) Understanding the neural basis of hemispatial neglect symptoms: an investigation in normal subjects. Masters thesis, Durham University.