In Paper Symposium: The Power of Testimony and Culture in Children’s Developing Beliefs about the Invisible and Impossible
On Symposium Paper: Strangers’ explicit belief statements do not influence children’s reality status judgments or beliefs about consensus

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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: The effect of consensus testimony on Chinese and U.S. children’s beliefs about possibility

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In Paper Symposium: Cultural Transmission of Information: Evidence of Epistemic Vigilance Across Children, Adults, and Non-human Informants
On Symposium Paper: Epistemic Vigilance in Early Childhood: The Role of Nonverbal Behavior in Children’s Decisions of Trust

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In Paper Symposium: Coughing Santa, Tooth Fairy Glitter, Presents from Elves: Children’s Beliefs and Skepticism Towards Fictional Characters

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