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E-resource repository of the University of Latvia provides the possibility to collate, preserve and access freely the scientific achievements of the University of Latvia. It contains publications of the staff members of the University of Latvia - published articles, doctoral thesis and abstracts, conference proceedings, administrative, scientific and funded project reports and other electronic documents.

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A1 – Acta Universitatis Latviensis / Universitātes raksti / Scientific papers [960]

A2 – LU disertācijas / Doctoral theses UL [1570]

A3 – LU informatīvie materiāli / Information materials of UL [17]

A4 – LU izdotie žurnāli un avīzes / Magazines and newspapers published by UL [324]

A5 – LU konferenču materiāli / Conference papers of the UL [165]

B1 – LU bibliotēkas / Libraries of the UL [1923]

B2 – LU Botāniskais dārzs / Botanical garden of the UL [61]

B3 – LU departamenti / Administrative units of the UL [31]

B4 – LU fakultātes / Faculties of the UL [42529]

B5 – LU Fonds / UL Foundation [1]

B6 – LU institūti un aģentūras / Institutes and agencies of the UL [682]

B7 – LU studiju centri / Studies center of the UL [7]

B8 – LU Muzejs / Museum of the UL [94]

C – LU realizētie projekti sadarbībā ar citām institucijām / UL implemented projects in cooperation with other institutions [16]

EK finansētie resursi / EC funded resources [16]

ERAF projekti / ERDF projects [226]

Rīgas Juridiskā augstskola / Riga Graduate School of Law [350]

RPIVA / RTTEMA (1995-2016) [4347]

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The influence of others’ actions on perspective taking: Oral presentation

Lukošiūnaitė, Ieva; Kovács, Ágnes; Sebanz, Natalie (University of Latvia, 2021)
‘Imageable’ numbers: theory-based urban design for immersive psychometrics research: Oral presentation

Fernberg, Phillip; Chamberlain, Brent; Saxon, Morgan; Creem-Regehr, Sarah; Stefanucci, Jeanine (University of Latvia, 2021)
The relationship between navigation abilities and mental disorders: Oral presentation

Hatamian, Nikki; Woodry, Robert; Tranquada-Torres, Bailey; Yee, Andre; Chrastil, Elizabeth (University of Latvia, 2021)
Does the movement pattern of non-visual eye movements during episodic vs semantic memory tasks correspond to Lévy Flights?: Oral presentation

Kock, Fabienne; Hohenberger, Annette (University of Latvia, 2021)
Spatial updating and domain expertise: the case of dancers: Oral presentation

Photiou, Maria; Galati, Alexia; Avraamides, Marios (2021)

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The influence of others’ actions on perspective taking: Oral presentation

‘Imageable’ numbers: theory-based urban design for immersive psychometrics research: Oral presentation

The relationship between navigation abilities and mental disorders: Oral presentation

Does the movement pattern of non-visual eye movements during episodic vs semantic memory tasks correspond to Lévy Flights?: Oral presentation

Spatial updating and domain expertise: the case of dancers: Oral presentation

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The influence of others’ actions on perspective taking: Oral presentation ﻿

‘Imageable’ numbers: theory-based urban design for immersive psychometrics research: Oral presentation ﻿

The relationship between navigation abilities and mental disorders: Oral presentation ﻿

Does the movement pattern of non-visual eye movements during episodic vs semantic memory tasks correspond to Lévy Flights?: Oral presentation ﻿

Spatial updating and domain expertise: the case of dancers: Oral presentation ﻿

The influence of others’ actions on perspective taking: Oral presentation

‘Imageable’ numbers: theory-based urban design for immersive psychometrics research: Oral presentation

The relationship between navigation abilities and mental disorders: Oral presentation

Does the movement pattern of non-visual eye movements during episodic vs semantic memory tasks correspond to Lévy Flights?: Oral presentation

Spatial updating and domain expertise: the case of dancers: Oral presentation