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Jon M. Fincham

Psychology

Carnegie Mellon University

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About Jon M. Fincham at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)

Jon M. Fincham is a cognitive psychologist at Carnegie Mellon University who studies mathematical skill development, learning processes, and brain activity patterns using neuroimaging and behavioral methods.

Research Areas

cognitive neurosciencemathematical cognitionskill acquisitionmemory predictionfMRI analysisdevelopmental psychologycognitive modelinglearning processes
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Research Output

Total Citations2,137

Emerging researcher

Publications53

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h-index26

Developing track record

i10-index37

Growing portfolio

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