Most cited papers from Achievement First

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What are the most cited papers from Achievement First?

The most cited paper from Achievement First is "The Impacts of School Counselor Ratios on Student Outcomes: A Multistate Study" (Peg Donohue, Jennifer L. Parzych, Ming Ming Chiu et al., 2022), with 22 citations. Next come "Perception of Goal Proximity, Latency and Duration of Action Plans, and Worry in Relation to Goal Distance in Time and Personality Characteristics" (16) and "The Concept of Relative Non-Locality: Theoretical Implications in Consciousness Research" (16).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	The Impacts of School Counselor Ratios on Student Outcomes: A Multistate Study Peg Donohue, Jennifer L. Parzych, Ming Ming Chiu et al. · Professional School Counseling	May 2022	22
2	Perception of Goal Proximity, Latency and Duration of Action Plans, and Worry in Relation to Goal Distance in Time and Personality Characteristics Hallgeir Halvari · Perceptual and Motor Skills	Jun 1991	16
3	The Concept of Relative Non-Locality: Theoretical Implications in Consciousness Research Vernon M. Neppe, Edward R. Close · EXPLORE	24 Dec 2014	16
4	Goal Distance in Time and its Effects on the Relations between Achievement Motives, Future-Time Orientation, and Motor Performance among Girls and Boys Hallgeir Halvari · Perceptual and Motor Skills	Apr 1991	15
5	Comparing structured mix and random rotation procedures to teach receptive labeling to children with autism Brittany Marie DiSanti, Svein Eikeseth, Sigmund Eldevik et al. · Behavioral Interventions Open access	12 Nov 2019	7
6	Intellectual Space, Image, and Identities in the Historical Campus: Helen Kemp’s Map of the University of Toronto, 1932 E. Lisa Panayotidis, Paul Stortz · Journal of the Canadian Historical Association Open access	2004	6
7	Advances in Celestial Navigation Sidney Feldman, P. Kenneth Seidelmann, George G. Barton · Naval Engineers Journal	Aug 1974	5
8	Paroxysmal Disorders in Neuropsychiatry: Why Episodic Disorders Must be Accounted For Vernon M. Neppe · Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry Open access	13 Oct 2015	4
9	An Overview Perspective on what Déjà Vu is (Part 1) Vernon M. Neppe · Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry Open access	26 May 2015	4
10	ADAPTING TO THE REDESIGNED AP U.S. HISTORY COURSE Brenda Gabriela Cavagnini dos Santos · The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era	Jul 2015	2
11	What School Leaders and Teacher Mentors Can Do To Support Teachers for Social Equity Althier M. Lazar, Leslie M. Reich Book chapter	2016	2
12	Understanding Déjà vu: Explanations, Mechanisms and the ‘normal’ kind of déjà vu (Part 2) Vernon M. Neppe · Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry Open access	26 May 2015	2
13	‘Structured conversations’ to engage parents Sonia Blandford · Headteacher Update	2014	1
14	“I was beginning to ask the right questions.” Leslie M. Reich Book chapter	2016	0
15	Sound Advice from Teachers to Future and Practicing Teachers Leslie M. Reich, Rachael Chou, Megan L. MacTurk et al. Book chapter	2016	0
16	The special subtypes of déjà vu (Part 3) Vernon M. Neppe · Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry Open access	26 May 2015	0
17	The 1962 APA Mental Hospital Service ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Stewart T. Ginsberg · Psychiatric Services	Oct 1962	0

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