In Paper Symposium: Parenting by Lying: Interdisciplinary Evidence from Singapore, Canada, and Turkey
On Symposium Paper: Parenting by Lying and its Relation to Lying and Psychosocial Adjustment Difficulties in Children

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In Paper Symposium: Parenting by Lying: Interdisciplinary Evidence from Singapore, Canada, and Turkey
On Symposium Paper: Parents with Greater Religiosity Lie Less to Their Children

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In Paper Symposium: Lying, cheating and fairness: The knowledge-behavior gap in development
On Symposium Paper: The relation between young children’s understanding of cheating and their cheating behavior

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In Event: Poster Session 04
In Poster Session: PS 04 Topic - Social Cognition
On Individual Poster: Children's Judgments of Others' Conformity and Non-Conformity

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In Flash Talk Session: The role of affirming high quality experiences on children's wellbeing and learning
On Individual Flash Talk Paper: A Brief Individuation Program Reduced Implicit Racial Bias Among Singaporean Chinese Preschoolers.

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In Paper Symposium: Deception as theory of mind in action: Developmental and methodological considerations
On Symposium Paper: Relation between children’s lying, Theory of mind and Executive function: A longitudinal study

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In Paper Symposium: Reducing Racial Prejudice and Stereotypes in Childhood: New Evidence for Debiasing Programs
On Symposium Paper: Reducing children’s implicit and explicit racial biases through physical exercise

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In Flash Talk Session: Cognition and Bias
On Individual Flash Talk Paper: Young children form generalized attitudes based on a single encounter with an outgroup member

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In Paper Symposium: How Children Learn about the Social World from Others' Messages

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In Paper Symposium: Advances in Social Cognition: Children’s Inferences in a Complex Social World
On Symposium Paper: The Role of Alternatives in Children’s Reasoning about Constrained Choices

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