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Suzanne M. Egan
Suzanne M. Egan
Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick
Verified email at mic.ul.ie
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Missing early education and care during the pandemic: The socio-emotional impact of the COVID-19 crisis on young children
SM Egan, J Pope, M Moloney, C Hoyne, C Beatty
Early Childhood Education Journal 49 (5), 925-934, 2021
2352021
Does reading to infants benefit their cognitive development at 9-months-old? An investigation using a large birth cohort survey
A Murray, SM Egan
Child Language Teaching and Therapy 30 (3), 303-315, 2014
832014
Counterfactual and prefactual conditionals.
RMJ Byrne, SM Egan
Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology/Revue canadienne de psychologie …, 2004
712004
Shared book reading in early childhood: A review of influential factors and developmental benefits
C Hoyne, SM Egan
An Leanbh Og 12 (1), 77-92, 2019
402019
Inferences from counterfactual threats and promises
SM Egan, RMJ Byrne
Experimental Psychology 59 (4), 227-235, 2012
312012
Indicative and counterfactual ‘only if’conditionals
SM Egan, JA García-Madruga, RMJ Byrne
Acta psychologica 132 (3), 240-249, 2009
232009
To school through the screens: the use of screen devices to support young children's education and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic
SM Egan, C Beatty
Irish Educational Studies 40 (2), 275-283, 2021
222021
Screen time in early childhood: A review of prevalence, evidence and guidelines
C Beatty, SM Egan
An Leanhb Óg 13 (1), 17-31, 2020
162020
The role of screen time and screen activity in the nonverbal reasoning of 5-year-olds: Cross-sectional findings from a large birth cohort study
C Beatty, SM Egan
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking 23 (6), 406-411, 2020
162020
Screen-time and vocabulary development: Evidence from the growing up in ireland study
C Beatty, SM Egan
ChildLinks-Children and the Digital Environment 3, 18-22, 2018
132018
A bioecological systems approach to understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic: Implications for the education and care of young children
SM Egan, J Pope
The Impact of COVID-19 on Early Childhood Education and Care: International …, 2022
122022
Shared book reading with infants: A review of international and national baby Book Gifting Schemes
SM Egan, C Hoyne, M Moloney, D Breatnach, J Pope
An Leanbh Óg 13 (1), 49-64, 2020
112020
The effect of autonomy on counterfactual thinking about controllable events
DM Maloney, SM Egan
Journal of Cognitive Psychology 29 (3), 337-351, 2017
112017
The effect of controllability and causality on counterfactual thinking
CA Frosch, SM Egan, EN Hancock
Thinking & Reasoning 21 (3), 317-340, 2015
102015
Towards a conceptual framework for Country-centred teaching and learning
C Burgess, K Thorpe, S Egan, V Harwood
Teachers and Teaching 28 (8), 925-942, 2022
92022
From stories at bedtime to a love of reading: Parental practices and beliefs About reading with infants
SM Egan, M Moloney, J Pope, D Breatnach, C Hoyne
Journal of Early Childhood Literacy, 14687984221123710, 2022
92022
Thinking counterfactually–how controllability affects the ‘undoing’of causes and enablers.
SM Egan, CA Frosch, EN Hancock
Cognitive Science Society, 2008
72008
Does time spent watching television in early childhood affect socio-emotional development?
SM Egan, A Murray
ESRI [Economic and Social Research Institute], 2014
62014
Factual and counterfactual ‘only if’conditionals
SM Egan, JA García-Madruga, RMJ Byrne
Paper submitted, 2008
62008
The growth of forest school: A review of the evidence base
D Egan, SM Egan, T Brophy
An Leanbh Og–Irish Journal of Early Childhood Studies 15, 1-14, 2022
42022
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