In Paper Symposium: The Power of Testimony and Culture in Children’s Developing Beliefs about the Invisible and Impossible
On Symposium Paper: Confidence in the existence of unobservable scientific and religious entities is transmitted via parent testimony

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In Paper Symposium: The Power of Testimony and Culture in Children’s Developing Beliefs about the Invisible and Impossible
On Symposium Paper: Understanding of possibility among secular and Christian children in China

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In Event: Poster Session 05
In Poster Session: PS 05 Topic - Social Cognition
On Individual Poster: When seeing is not believing: Secular and religious children’s justifications for belief in unobservable entities

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In Event: Poster Session 10
In Poster Session: PS 10 Topic - Cognitive Processes
On Individual Poster: “Because Plants Need Rain to Have Food on Them!”: Children’s Possibility Judgments use Causal Understanding

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In Paper Symposium: Reasoning about Religious Norms Across the Lifespan: Applications, Violations, and Alterations
On Symposium Paper: Children’s and Adults’ Attributions of Moral Judgments to Humans and God

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