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9:55 to 11:10am
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 1-003 - Poster Session 1
On Individual Poster: 225 - Do children consider social status and friendship when sharing with peers?
Non-Presenting Author
9:55 to 11:10am
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 1-003 - Poster Session 1
On Individual Poster: 44 - Children's Causal Knowledge of Illness Predicts Avoidance Behavior
Non-Presenting Author
2:10 to 3:40pm
Marriott, Floor: Level 4, Franklin Hall 3
In Paper Symposium: 1-133 - Better Safe Than sorry! The Development of Disgust and Avoidance of Biological Threats in Humans and Non-human Primates
On Presentation: Children’s Behavioral Avoidance of Contagion
Presenting Author
12:00 to 1:30pm
Marriott, Floor: Level 4, Franklin Hall 13
In Paper Symposium: 2-137 - Is There Room for Development in Attentional Biases for Threat in Children and Adolescents?
Chair
12:00 to 1:30pm
Marriott, Floor: Level 4, Franklin Hall 13
In Paper Symposium: 2-137 - Is There Room for Development in Attentional Biases for Threat in Children and Adolescents?
On Presentation: Deconstructing Threat: The Relative Roles of Perception, Cognition, and Emotion on Threat Detection
Presenting Author
12:30 to 1:45pm
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 2-146 - Poster Session 7
On Individual Poster: 243 - Little Mean Girls: An observational study of aggressive behavior in preschool
Non-Presenting Author
8:30 to 9:45am
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 3-048 - Poster Session 10
On Individual Poster: 41 - “Achoo!”: Using a Storybook Intervention to Increase Children’s Contagion Knowledge and Illness Avoidance
Non-Presenting Author
4:20 to 5:35pm
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 3-234 - Poster Session 14
On Individual Poster: 210 - I’ll have what they’re having: The role of social referencing during food selection
Non-Presenting Author