Participations à des congrès et colloques internationaux (149)
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Content, A. (1993). Le rôle de la médiation phonologique dans l’acquisition de la lecture en français. Paper session presented at Acquisition de la lecture/écriture et psychologie cognitive (Paris).
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Mandiaux, C., & Content, A. (1993). Utilisation d'analogies dans l'apprentissage de la lecture. Paper session presented at Annual meeting of the Belgian Psychology Society (Ghent).
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Content, A. (1993). La reconnaissance des mots écrits. Paper session presented at Séminaire de psycholinguistique (January 1993: Genève).
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Content, A. (1992). Representation of sequences in neural networks. Paper session presented at Seminar (November 1992: Koninklijke Universiteit Brabant, Tilburg).
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Content, A., & Peereman, R. (1992). Adaptive control in the naming task: list context effects. Paper session presented at Fifth Conference of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology (Paris).
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Content, A., & Peereman, R. (1992). From print to speech: the case of French. Paper session presented at XXVth International Congress of Psychology.
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Peereman, R., & Content, A. (1992). List context effects in word naming: the neighborhood size effect. Paper session presented at International Congress of Psychology (25: Brussels).
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Content, A., & Peereman, R. (1991). From Print to sound: the case of French. Paper session presented at Analytic approaches to Human Cognition (Bruxelles).
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Content, A. (1991). Using simple recurrent networks to encode sequences. Paper session presented at Groupe de contact Réseaux neuronaux (March 1991: Bruxelles).
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Content, A. (1991). La reconnaissance des mots: modèles connexionnistes et théories du développement. Paper session presented at La lecture et son apprentissage: approche cognitive (Paris).
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Leybaert, J., & Content, A. (1991). Les effets des méthodes d'apprentissage sur l'acquisition de la lecture. Paper session presented at La lecture et son apprentissage (1991, avril: Paris (France)).
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Content, A. (1990). Using simple recurrent networks to encode sequence representations. Paper session presented at Connectionist Approaches to Cognitive Science (Bruxelles).