Skeletal muscle-induced hypoglycemia risk, not life history energy trade-off, links high child brain glucose use to slow body growth von Skoyles, John R

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Chimpanzees make mean-spirited, not prosocial, choices von Skoyles, John R

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Interletter spacing and dyslexia von Skottun, Bernt C, Skoyles, John R

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Human balance, the evolution of bipedalism and dysequilibrium syndrome von Skoyles, John R.

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Mapping of heard speech into articulation information and speech acquisition von Skoyles, John R

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Natural selection does not explain cultural rates of change von Skoyles, John R

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Is vision in schizophrenia characterized by a generalized reduction? von Skottun, Bernt C, Skoyles, John R

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Contrast sensitivity and magnocellular functioning in schizophrenia von Skottun, Bernt C., Skoyles, John R.

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On separating the magnocellular from the parvocellular: Responses to two statements by Goodhew et al von Skottun, Bernt C., Skoyles, John R.

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On Identifying Magnocellular and Parvocellular Responses on the Basis of Contrast-Response Functions von SKOTTUN, Bernt C, SKOYLES, John R

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Optimizing Scientific Reasoning von SKOYLES, JOHN R.

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Neurosignifier-Neurosignified, Symbols, and Anthropological Possibility: A Comment on Henshilwood and Dubreuil von Skoyles, John R.

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Autism, Context/Noncontext Information Processing, and Atypical Development von Skoyles, John R.

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Top-Flight Safety Model for Nuclear Industry [with Response] von SKOYLES, JOHN R., BUNN, MATTHEW, HEINONEN, OLLI

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Subjective criteria and illusions in visual testing: some methodological limitations von Skottun, Bernt C., Skoyles, John R.

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A few remarks on attention and magnocellular deficits in schizophrenia von Skottun, Bernt Christian, Skoyles, John R.

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Is coherent motion an appropriate test for magnocellular sensitivity? von Skottun, Bernt C., Skoyles, John R.

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Temporal order judgment in dyslexia—Task difficulty or temporal processing deficiency? von Skottun, Bernt C., Skoyles, John R.

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Conflicting Data about Dyslexia's Cause von Skoyles, John R., Skottun, Bernt C.

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On interpreting responses to low contrast stimuli in terms of magnocellular activity – A few remarks von Skottun, Bernt C., Skoyles, John R.

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