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International Journal of School and Cognitive Psychology

International Journal of School and Cognitive Psychology
Open Access

ISSN: 2469-9837

International Journal of School and Cognitive Psychology : Citations & Metrics Report

Articles published in International Journal of School and Cognitive Psychology have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world. International Journal of School and Cognitive Psychology has got h-index 13, which means every article in International Journal of School and Cognitive Psychology has got 13 average citations.

Following are the list of articles that have cited the articles published in International Journal of School and Cognitive Psychology.

  2022 2021 2020 2019 2018

Year wise published articles

59 27 11 4 16

Year wise citations received

98 128 92 68 54
Journal total citations count 659
Journal impact factor 2.46
Journal 5 years impact factor 3.74
Journal cite score 4.94
Journal h-index 13
Journal h-index since 2018 12
Important citations (55)

oliveira ac (2016) porto, cidade amiga das pessoas idosas (doctoral dissertation).

lane k, lane k (2016) “are you going to come and see us again soon?” an intergenerational event between stroke survivors and school-children. quality in ageing and older adults 17 :246-252.

espiner da, hartnett fm (2016) tuning in to young people with intellectual disabilities: respectful vocational services. research and practice in intellectual and developmental disabilities 1:1-11.

vähämaa j (2016) effects of physical activity on neural markers of attention in children.

katić s (2016) primjena asistivne tehnologije u procjeni povezanosti združene pažnje i nekih psihosocijalnih čimbenika u predškolskoj dobi (doctoral dissertation, university of zagreb. faculty of education and rehabilitation sciences.).

hansen s (2016) pivotal play: peer mediated intervention in the preschool classroom.

hansen sg (2016) pivotal play: peer mediated joint attention intervention (doctoral dissertation, university of oregon).

ghilain cs, parlade mv, mcbee mt, coman dc, owen t,et al. (2016) validation of the pictorial infant communication scale for preschool-aged children with autism spectrum disorder. autism. 21 : 203-216

kutcher s, wei y, gilberds h, brown a, ubuguyu o,et al. (2017) the african guide: one year impact and outcomes from the implementation of a school mental health literacy curriculum resource in tanzania. journal of education and training studies 5: 64- 73.

attia th (2016) children with special needs, how can we afford optimal care?. journal of neurology and neuroscience.

bijili kk (2016) internet reflections on teenagers. int j sch cog psychol. 3:2.

garcia d, al nima a, lindskär e (2016) time perspective and well-being: swedish survey questionnaires and data 9:183-193.

eniko me, stefan s (2016) the role of regulatory mode profile in academic achievement: what fosters success in higher education?. erdelyi pszichologiai szemle. transylvanian journal of psychology. 17:227.

rebustini f, balbinotti ma, de lucena ferretti-rebustini re, machado aa (2016) caracterização dos participantes e do contexto esportivo: reflexões sobre seus efeitos sobre a avaliação psicológica e o desenvolvimento de instrumentos de medida. journal of physical education. 27:1.

ruiz-pérez lm, manzano ja, amengual ar, otero ir, nieto mp () coordinación motriz y rendimiento académico en adolescentes (motor co-ordination and academic achievement in adolescents). retos. 29 :86-89.

rebustini f, balbinotti ma, de lucena ferretti-rebustini re, machado aa (2016) psicometria esportiva, caracterização dos participantes e invariância. journal of physical education. 27:2760.

archer t, garcia d (2016) exercise in anorexia nervosa: complexity of pathology and health. clin exp psychol.2 :e107.

triantafyllidis gk, kiligaridis i, zagkliveris di, orfanou i, spyridopoulou s,et al . 作者: scientific research publishing on wordpress (scirp).

bijili kk, voleti sk. research & reviews: journal of medical and health sciences.

archer t (2016) neurohealth manifestations rendered by physical exercise and diet. diversity & equality in health and care.

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