In Paper Symposium: 1-003 - Computations in the crib: How cost-benefit analyses guide early social cognition and behavior
On Presentation: Minimal cues of social benefits compel infants to ascribe the goal of giving

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In Paper Symposium: 1-005 - Genericity bias in development: where does it come from and what is it good for?

Chair

In Paper Session: 1-015 - Social Cognition I: Infants' Understanding of Who is Naughty or Nice
On Individual Paper Presentation: The Fiskeian infant. Giving and taking actions prime different social relations in 12-month-olds.

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In Event: 1-040 - Poster Session 4 (in conjunction with the Welcome Reception)
In Poster Session: PS 4 - Cognitive Development
On Individual Poster: 13 - Infants apply the principle of relational consistency to individuate the number of agents involved in dyadic social relations

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-015 - Infants' Understanding of Social Hierarchy
On Presentation: Discussant

Presenting Author

In Event: 2-036 - Poster Session 7
In Poster Session: PS 7 - Cognitive Development
On Individual Poster: 6 - Acquiring generic knowledge without induction in 18-month-olds

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 2-036 - Poster Session 7
In Poster Session: PS 7 - Communication and Language
On Individual Poster: 22 - Understanding others' (mis)understanding by 14-month-olds

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Session: 3-006 - Attention and Gaze Following in Infants
On Individual Paper Presentation: False-positive Responses to Ostensively Presented 'Eyeless Gaze-shift' Stimuli in Human Infants and Adults

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-036 - Poster Session 10
In Poster Session: PS 10 - Communication and Language
On Individual Poster: 17 - Referential understanding of pointing actions and its consequences for object representation

Non-Presenting Author