“Has the Climate Changed?”: How Education Shapes Beliefs in Emerging Scientific Phenomena

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Are Dominant Figures More Trustworthy? Examining the Relation Between Parental Authoritarianism and Children's Trust Preferences in the U.S. and China

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Whom do I like more? Examining ethnic majority and minority children’s socializing preferences in Hong Kong

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Can lying be good? Examining the impact of cultural expectation on children’s honesty judgments

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Development of preferences for individuals with consistent success over those who overcome failures to succeed

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Digital parenting and children’s self-control: Longitudinal associations between young children’s screen time and executive function

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When it’s safe to explore: Longitudinal associations between secure attachment, emotional competence, and cognitive development in early childhood

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Are dominant figures more trustworthy? Examining the relation between parental authoritarianism and children's trust preferences in the United States and China

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Children consider informants' explanation quality with their social dominance in seeking novel explanations

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Does Screen Media Hurt Young Children's Social Development? Longitudinal Associations Between Parental Engagement, Children's Screen Time, and Their Social Competence

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Scientific and religious beliefs are primarily shaped by testimony

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Talented naturals are perceived as more competent and trustworthy than hard workers

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The impact of sufferers’ wealth status on pain perceptions: Its development and relation to allocation of healthcare resources

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Chinese children and adults’ evaluations of peers engaging in achievement-related lying

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Does parents’ social group matter? Longitudinal associations between majority and minority mothers’ engagement and children’s socioemotional development

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Preferring naturals or strivers? Examining the early development of the naturalness preference

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Reverse the curse of failure: Learning cues increase willingness to seek (and share) failure experiences

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What is Buddha like? Examining young Taiwanese children’s considerations of human and supernatural agents

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Do we perceive ethnic ingroup members as wealthier? Examining Hong Kong children’s inferences of wealth status based on resources and ethnic group membership

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Preference for Talented Naturals over Hard Workers Emerges in Childhood and Shapes Behavior

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Children weigh informants' explanation quality over their power in explaining present, but not future, questions

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Is my group better? Investigating Hong Kong ethnic majority and minority children’s socializing preferences

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Longitudinal associations between non-indigenous, indigenous, and immigrant mothers’ engagement and children’s socioemotional development in Taiwan

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Social learning of conformity: Children and adults’ evaluations of conformists versus non-conformists across different contexts

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How does screen time impact Taiwanese Chinese children’s development? Longitudinal associations between parental engagement, children’s screen time, and social competence

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Does source of achievement matter? Examining the naturalness bias in Chinese children and adults

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Examining the relationship between parental authoritarianism and children’s trusting preferences in China and the U.S.

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Talent versus hard work: Examining the parental influence on children’s preferences for talent over effort

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Foreign domestic helpers’ involvement in non-parental childcare: A multiple case study in Hong Kong

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Preferring Naturals or Strivers: Development of Biased Perception of Others Influenced by Sources of Achievement

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