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Papers/Conferences
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Papers
in
Spanish
/ **
Papers
in
Portuguese
/ The
rest
in
English
*
Campitelli,
G.,
&
Gobet,
F. (in
press).
The
development
and
acquition
of
expert
skills:
A
correlational
study.
Psicología
del
Desarrollo
y
Ciclo
Vital,
1.
*
Campitelli,
G.
(in
press).
Review
of J.
Mandler
(2004).
“Foundations
of
mind:
Origins
of
conceptual
thought”.
New
York:
Oxford
University
Press.
Psicología
del
Desarrollo
y
Ciclo
Vital,
1.
*Campitelli,
G.
(forthcoming).
Extended
intelligence
in
chess.
Paper
to be
presented
at the
Conferenc
of
Chess
at
Schools.
Buenos
Aires,
Argentina.
(October,
2009)
*
Campitelli,
G.,
Amorena,
S.,
Dalvit,
G.,
Gallo,
V.,
Ortiz,
M. B.,
&
Labollita,
M.
(in
press).
The
role
of
expertise
and
ecological
factors
in
decision
making.
Proceedings
of the
III
Psychology
Research
Meeting
of
Private
Universities.
Santa
Fe,
Argentina.
*Campitelli,
G.,
&
Gobet,
F. (in
press).
The
role
of age
and
practice
in the
acquisition
of
expert
skills.
Proceedings
of the
I
Conference
in
Developmental
and
Lifespan
Psychology.
Universidad
Abierta
Interamericana,
Argentina.
*
Campitelli,
G.
(2009).
Remembering
as an
expert
skill:
Refutation
of the
hypothesis
of
memory
storages.
Paper
presented
at the
XII
Annual
Meeting
of the
Argentine
Association
of
Behavioural
Sciences
(AACC).
Buenos
Aires,
Argentina.
*Campitelli,
G.
(2009).
Intelligence
as a
specialised
skill.
Proceedings
of the
XVI
Annual
Research
Meeting,
Vol. 2
(pp
356-358).
Faculty
of
Psychology,
Universidad
de
Buenos
Aires.
*Campitelli,
G.
(2009).
The
contribution
of
research
with
chess
players
to the
rationality
debate.
In A.
Trimboli,
J. C.
Fantin,
S.
Raggi,
P.
Fridman,
E.
Grande
& G.
Bertran
(Eds.),
Mental
suffering:
Between
health
and
illness
(pp
666-669).
Buenos
Aires:
Asociación
Argentina
de
Salud
Mental.
Campitelli,
G.,
&
Gobet,
F.
(2008).
The
role
of
practice
in
chess:
A
longitudinal
study.
Learning
and
Individual
Differences,
18,
446-458.
Campitelli,
G.,
Parker,
A.,
Head,
K, &
Gobet,
F.
(2008).
Left
lateralization
in
autobiographical
memory:
An
fMRI
study
using
the
expert
archival
paradigm.
International
Journal
of
Neuroscience,
118,
1-19.
Campitelli,
G.,
Gobet,
F.,
Head,
K.,
Buckley,
M., &
Parker,
A.
(2007).
Brain
localisation
of
memory
chunks
in
chessplayers.
International
Journal
of
Neuroscience,
117,
1641-1659.
Campitelli,
G.,
Gobet,
F.,
Williams,
G., &
Parker,
A.
(2007).
Integration
of
perceptual
input
and
visual
imagery
in
chess
players:
Evidence
from
eye
movements.
Swiss
Journal
of
Psychology,
66,
201–213.
Gobet,
F., &
Campitelli,
G.
(2007).
The
role
of
domain-specific
practice,
handedness
and
starting
age in
chess.
Developmental
Psychology,
43,
159-172.
*Campitelli,
G.
(2007).
Psychology
and
cognitive
neuroscience:
Towards
an
integrative
framework.
Proceedings
of the
XIV
Annual
Research
Meeting,
Vol. 2
(pp
352-354).
Faculty
of
Psychology,
Universidad
de
Buenos
Aires.
**Campitelli,
G.,
&
Gobet,
F.
(2007).
A
critical
review
of
educational
benefits
of
chess
instruction.
In R.
Filguth
(Ed.),
The
importance
of
chess
(pp
183-197).
Porto
Alegre:
Artmed.
*Campitelli,
G.
(2006).
Pensamiento
Organizado:
Una
psicotecnología
para
ser
feliz,
eficiente
y
colaborar
inteligentemente.
Editorial
Dunken:
Buenos
Aires.
Gobet,
F., &
Campitelli,
G.
(2006).
Educational
benefits
of
chess
instruction:
A
critical
review.
In T.
Redman
(Ed),
Chess
and
education:
Selected
essays
from
the
Koltanowski
conference
(pp.
124-143).
Dallas,
TX:
Chess
Program
at the
University
of
Texas
at
Dallas.
Campitelli,
G.,
&
Gobet,
F.
(2005).
The
mind's
eye
in
blindfold
chess.
European
Journal
of
Cognitive
Psychology,
17,
23-45.
Campitelli,
G.,
Gobet,
F. &
Parker,
A.
(2005).
Stimulus
structure
and
familiarity:
An
fMRI
study
of
memory
in
chess
players.
Spanish
Journal
of
Psychology,
8,
238-245.
Campitelli,
G.,
&
Gobet,
F.
(2004).
Adaptive
expert
decision
making:
Skilled
chess
players
search
more
and
deeper.
International
Computer
Games
Association
Journal,
27,
209-216.
Gobet,
F. &
Campitelli,
G.
(2004).
P. W.
Glimcher
(2003).
Decisions,
uncertainty,
and
the
brain:
The
science
of
neuroeconomics.
Cambridge,
MA:
MIT
Press.
Artificial
Intelligence
and
Simulation
of
Behaviour
Quarterly,
117,
8.
Campitelli,
G.,
Gobet,
F. &
Parker,
A.
(2003).
De
cuestionarios
a
resonancia
magnética
funcional:
Un
paradigma
para
el
estudio
de
procesos
cognitivos.
Proceedings
of the
X
Research
Meeting,
Vol. 2
(pp
209-212).
Facultad
de
Psicología,
Universidad
de
Buenos
Aires.
Campitelli,
G.,
Gobet,
F., &
Parker,
A.
(2003).
Chess
experts
require
less
brain
activity
than
non-experts
in a
recognition
task
with
chess
stimuli.
Paper
presented
at the
VII
Conference
of the
Association
for
the
Scientific
Study
of
Consciousness.
University
of
Memphis,
USA.
Campitelli,
G.,
Gobet,
F., &
Parker,
A.
(2003).
Chess
experts
activate
fewer
frontal
and
parietal
areas
than
non-experts
in a
recognition
task
with
chess
stimuli.
Paper
presented
at
The
fmri
experience
V.
Kings
college,
London.
Gobet,
F.,
Campitelli,
G.,
&
Waters,
A. J.
(2002).
Rise
of
human
intelligence.
Comments
on
Howard
(1999).
Intelligence,
30,
303-311.
Gobet,
F., &
Campitelli,
G.
(2002).
Intelligence
and
chess.
In J.
Retschitzki
& R.
Haddad-Zubel
(Eds.),
Step
by
step.
Proceedings
of the
4th
colloquium
Board
games
in
academia
(pp
103-112).
Fribourg:
Edition
Universitaires
Fribourg
Suisse.
Campitelli,
G.,
&
Gobet,
F.
(2002).
Interference
produced
by
visual
perception
over
imagery
in
chess
players.
Paper
presented
at
XIX
Annual
Conference.
British
Psychological
Society.
Cognitive
Section.
University
of
Kent
at
Canterbury.
Arnaiz,
M. D.
L.,
Baratti,
C. M.,
Campitelli,
G.,
Cosentino,
A. ,
Minici,
A., &
Valenzuela,
V.
(2000)
[Special
issue,
abstract].
Enriched
environment
reduces
stress
impairment
of
spatial
working
memory
in
rats.
International
Journal
of
Psychology,
35,
132.
Campitelli,
G.
(1999).
Memoria
en
ajedrez:
Niveles
de
procesamiento
o
tiempo
de
presentación?.
Anuario
de
Investigaciones
de la
Facultad
de
Psicología
de la
Universidad
de
Buenos
Aires,
7,
177-189.
Unpublished
Doctoral
Thesis
Campitelli,
G.
(2003).
Cognitive
and
neuronal
bases
of
expertise.
Unpublished
Doctoral
Thesis,
University
of
Nottingham,
United
Kingdom.
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