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Session Type: Flash Talk Session
Children's family provides an early context for their moral development. This set of flash talks deals with the role of family, and specifically parenting, as it relates to diverse aspects of moral development. Papers focus on parents’ own behavior, for example socialization in the context of lie telling across cultures, and fairness and inequality in household labor division between parents. In addition, papers relate between parents’ behavior and children’s moral development: how parental stress and psychopathology relate to children’s empathy and behavioral problems, and how parental discipline practices and attitudes relate to prosocial behavior across ages and across cultures.
A Cross-Cultural Comparison of the Early Helping Behaviour in British and Ugandan Infants - Presenting Author: Joanna Christiane Buryn-Weitzel, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Charlotte Ives, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Ed Donnellan, University of Reading; Non-Presenting Author: Kirsty Emma Graham, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Maegan Hoffman, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Eve Holden, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Michael Jurua, Budongo Field Station; Non-Presenting Author: Charlotte Victoria Knapper, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Nicole Jasmine Lahiff, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Sophie Marshall, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Anna Nador, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Claudia Wilke, University of York; Non-Presenting Author: Katie Elizabeth Slocombe, University of York
Parental Discipline and Prosocial Behaviors: The Roles of Children's Sympathy and Age - Presenting Author: Melis Hatice Yavuz-Müren, University of Toronto; Non-Presenting Author: Sebastian P Dys, University of Waterloo; Non-Presenting Author: Tina Malti, University of Toronto
Parents’ Perceptions of Lie Telling in the Context of Sibling Relationships - Presenting Author: Daniella Filoso, University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Non-Presenting Author: Lindsay C Malloy, University of Ontario Institute of Technology; Non-Presenting Author: Angela D Evans, Brock University
Early Childhood Recognition of Gender Inequality in the Home: The Case of Household Labor - Presenting Author: Allegra Midgette, Texas A&M University - College Station; Non-Presenting Author: Nadia Chernyak, University of California - Irvine
Empathy as a “Risky Strength” for Children’s Behavioral Problems in Negative Home Environments - Non-Presenting Author: Sappir Saad; Presenting Author: Adi Meidan, Ben-Gurion University; Non-Presenting Author: Adi Tomer, Ben Gurion University; Non-Presenting Author: Ramon Birnbaum, Ben Gurion University; Non-Presenting Author: Florina Uzefovsky, Ben Gurion University in the Negev