1. Paper › Research › Not peer-reviewed
2. Published

   The Circadian clock and its control of DNA repair may lead to the autistic phenotype

   Wimpory, D. C., Wyn Jones, D., Nicholas, B., Wimpory, D. & Caspari, T., 1 Jan 2010.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

3. Published

   The Experimental Analysis of Behaviour Group (EABG) UK and Europe. (Wales Centre for Behaviour Analysis, Bangor University).

   Beverley, M., 1 Jan 2009.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

4. Published

   The Importance of Treatment Fidelity in Delivering Parent Programmes.

   Eames, C. E. & Eames, C., 31 Oct 2007.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

5. Published

   The Incredible Years Teacher Classroom Dinosaur School and Classroom Management Programmes in Gwynedd, North Wales.

   Eames, C. E., Jones, K., Hutchings, J., Armstrong, N. & Eames, C., 16 Nov 2004.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

6. Published

   The Link Between Implementation Fidelity of the Webster-Stratton Parent Programme Delivery and Child Behaviour Outcome in a Community Setting.

   Eames, C. E. & Eames, C., 11 Nov 2004.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

7. Published

   The Link Between Implementation Fidelity of the Webster-Stratton Parent Programme Delivery and Child Behaviour Outcome in a Community Setting.

   Eames, C. E. & Eames, C., 7 Mar 2005.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

8. Published

   The Link Between Implementation Fidelity of the Webster-Stratton Parent Programme Delivery and Child Behaviour Outcome in a Community Setting.

   Eames, C. E. & Eames, C., 7 Sept 2005.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

9. Published

   The Link Between Implementation Fidelity of the Webster-Stratton Parent Programme Delivery and Child Behaviour Outcome in a Community Setting.

   Eames, C. E. & Eames, C., 16 Sept 2005.

   Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

10. Published

    The N170 face-selectivity is an artefact driven by inter-stimulus perceptual variance

    Thierry, G., Martin, C., Downing, P. & Pegna, A., 1 Jan 2007.

    Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

11. Published

    The big two: Getting deeper into motivational structure and attentional bias.

    Fadardi, J. S. & Cox, W. M., 1 Jan 2008.

    Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper