In Paper Symposium: The Development of Prosocial Behavior in Early Childhood
On Symposium Paper: The moral self-concept in preschool children: Its dimensions and relation to prosocial behaviors

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In Paper Symposium: Do young children and non-human primates care about other people’s needs?
On Symposium Paper: You, robot? The role of anthropomorphic emotion attributions in children’s sharing with a robot

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In Paper Symposium: Do young children and non-human primates care about other people’s needs?
On Symposium Paper: Favoring the friend or the poor? Dissociations between preschoolers’ normative views and own resource distributions

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In Paper Symposium: The Different Faces of Generous Giving: Children’s Understanding of Generalized, Strategic, and Corrupt Reciprocity
On Symposium Paper: Preschoolers Expect Generalized Reciprocity, but Only Older Preschoolers Show a Beginning Normative Understanding of Reciprocity

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In Paper Symposium: The effect of information in the intergroup context on children's attitudes, behavior, and self-efficacy
On Symposium Paper: The effect of social comparison in an intergroup context on children’s motivation, performance and self-efficacy

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