Social Cognition

How Maternal Guidance of Attention Shapes Infants' Basic Visual Perception - A Cross-Cultural Neuroscience Approach - Presenting Author: Anna Bánki, University of Vienna; Non-Presenting Author: Daiki Yamasaki, Kyoto University; Non-Presenting Author: Shoji Itakura, Doshisha University; Non-Presenting Author: Stefanie Hoehl, University of Vienna; Non-Presenting Author: Moritz Köster, Freie Universität Berlin

Observed behavioral shyness leads to more automatic imitation in early childhood - Presenting Author: Taigan MacGowan, Queen’s University; Non-Presenting Author: Suhkvinder Obhi, McMaster University; Non-Presenting Author: Louis A. Schmidt, McMaster University

Who do Children Prefer to Overimitate – a Matter of Context? - Presenting Author: Jule Wolf, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg; Non-Presenting Author: Sabina M Pauen, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg

Using Reach Tracking to Document the Role of Inhibition in Selective Learning - Presenting Author: Yuyi Taylor, Brown University; Non-Presenting Author: Joo-Hyun Song, Brown University; Non-Presenting Author: David Marc Sobel, Brown University

How Children Change Their Beliefs in Light of Disagreement - Presenting Author: Antonia Frederike Langenhoff, University of California - Berkeley; Non-Presenting Author: Mahesh Srinivasan, University of California - Berkeley; Non-Presenting Author: Jan Engelmann, University of California - Berkeley

Trust matters: measuring preschoolers’ epistemic and interpersonal trust in teachers - Presenting Author: Annelise Pesch, Temple University; Non-Presenting Author: Melissa A. Koenig, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Causal explanations for weight influence children's social preferences - Presenting Author: Rebecca Peretz-Lange, SUNY Purchase; Non-Presenting Author: Keri Carvalho, Tufts University; Non-Presenting Author: Paul Muentener, Tufts University

Melissa A. Koenig, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities