The Complex Role of Mental Time Travel in Depressive and Anxiety Disorders: An Ensemble Perspective von Kellogg, Ronald T., Chirino, Cristina A., Gfeller, Jeffrey D.

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More Than Language: Mental Time Travel, Mentalizing, Executive Attention, and the Left-Hemisphere Interpreter in Human Origins von Kellogg, Ronald T.

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Cognitive effort during note taking von Piolat, Annie, Olive, Thierry, Kellogg, Ronald T.

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Familiarity and Aptness in Metaphor Comprehension von Damerall, Alison Whiteford, Kellogg, Ronald T.

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Concurrent activation of high- and low-level production processes in written composition von OLIVE, Thierry, KELLOGG, Ronald T

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Training Advanced Writing Skills: The Case for Deliberate Practice von KELLOGG, RONALD T., WHITEFORD, ALISON P.

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Are Written and Spoken Recall of Text Equivalent? von Kellogg, Ronald T.

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The Ensemble Hypothesis of Human Cognitive Evolution von Kellogg, Ronald T., Evans, Luke

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Using Dual-Task Methodology to Dissociate Automatic from Nonautomatic Processes Involved in Artificial Grammar Learning von Hendricks, Michelle A, Conway, Christopher M, Kellogg, Ronald T

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Improving the writing skills of college students von Kellogg, Ronald T, Raulerson, 3rd, Bascom A

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Working Memory in Written Composition: An Evaluation of the 1996 Model von Ronald T. Kellogg, , , &, Alison P. Whiteford, Casey E. Turner, Michael Cahill, Andrew Mertens

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Verbal, visual, and spatial working memory demands during text composition von OLIVE, THIERRY, KELLOGG, RONALD T., PIOLAT, ANNIE

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Does Automated Feedback Help Students Learn to Write? von Kellogg, Ronald T., Whiteford, Alison P., Quinlan, Thomas

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Verbal, visual, and spatial working memory in written language production von Kellogg, Ronald T., Olive, Thierry, Piolat, Annie

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Long-term working memory in text production von KELLOGG, Ronald T

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Category Membership and Semantic Coding in the Cerebral Hemispheres von Turner, Casey E., Kellogg, Ronald T.

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Do gains in working memory capacity explain the written self-disclosure effect? von Kellogg, Ronald T., Mertz, Heather K., Morgan, Mark

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The role of working memory in planning and generating written sentences von Kellogg, R. T., Turner, C. E., Whiteford, A. P., Mertens, A.

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Presentation Modality and Mode of Recall in Verbal False Memory von Kellogg, Ronald T

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Competition for Working Memory among Writing Processes von Kellogg, Ronald T.

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