The relevance of an adequate concept of “bigger” for investigations of size conservation: A methodological critique

Statistics for Psychologists

C. Alan Boneau, William L. Hays · The American Journal of Psychology · 1966 · 1.9K citations

Quantitative Psychology, Statistical Thinking, Clinical Psychology +4

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN: II.<i>External reinforcement of conservation of weight and of the operations of addition and subtraction</i>

Jan Smedslund · Scandinavian Journal of Psychology · 1961 · 96 citations

Physical Development, J. Psychol, Child Psychology +15

The development of conservation of size

Martin D. S. Braine, Betty L. Shanks · Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior · 1965 · 86 citations

Biodiversity, Engineering, Nature Conservation +4

NOTE ON CONSERVATION: METHODOLOGICAL AND DEFINITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

Gerald E. Gruen · Child Development · 1966 · 49 citations

Cognitive Science, Behavioral Sciences, Note On Conservation +15

The salience of the vertical dimension in the concept of “bigger” in five- and six-year-olds

Ernest A. Lumsden, Barbara W.-S. Poteat · Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior · 1968 · 40 citations

Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, Language Development, Education +16