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Rebekah F. Duke
Rebekah F. Duke
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Psychology
Social psychology
Comprehension
Homogeneous
Mathematics education
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High School Students’ Epistemic Cognition and Argumentation Practices during Small-Group Quality Talk Discussions in Science
2021
Education Sciences
Liwei Wei
Carla M. Firetto
Rebekah F. Duke
Jeffrey A. Greene
P. Karen Murphy
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The effect of epistemic cognition interventions on academic achievement: A meta-analysis.
2020
Journal of Educational Psychology
Brian M. Cartiff
Rebekah F. Duke
Jeffrey A. Greene
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A Meta-Analytic Review of the Relationship between Epistemic Cognition and Academic Achievement.
2018
Journal of Educational Psychology
Jeffrey A. Greene
Brian M. Cartiff
Rebekah F. Duke
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Exploring the Influence of Homogeneous versus Heterogeneous Grouping on Students' Text-Based Discussions and Comprehension.
2017
Contemporary Educational Psychology
P. Karen Murphy
Jeffrey A. Greene
Carla M. Firetto
Mengyi Li
Nikki G. Lobczowski
Rebekah F. Duke
Liwei Wei
Rachel M. V. Croninger
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Exploring the influence of homogeneous versus heterogeneous grouping on students’ text-based discussions and comprehension☆
2017
Contemporary Educational Psychology
P. Karen Murphy
Jeffrey A. Greene
Carla M. Firetto
Mengyi Li
Nikki G. Lobczowski
Rebekah F. Duke
Liwei Wei
Rachel M. V. Croninger
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