Nora Newcombe
Nora Newcombe · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Developmental psychologist known for research on spatial cognition
1951, Toronto, Canada
Canada · United States
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Nora Newcombe is a Canadian-American developmental psychologist at Temple University, internationally known for her research on the development of spatial cognition, spatial reasoning, and episodic memory. She led the NSF-funded Spatial Intelligence and Learning Center. Publicly available biographies do not document a Jewish background, although she appears on community rosters of Jewish psychologists.
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Developmental psychologist known for research on spatial cognition
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