In Poster Session: Poster Session 01
On Individual Poster Presentation: 87 - When and Why Does Cheating Happen in College? Analyzing Cases of Academic Misconduct

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: The Multifaceted Nature of Religious Belief, Practice, and Identity across Development and Culture
On Symposium Paper: Developmental Changes in Reasoning about Religious Norms: Insights from Hindu and Muslim Children in India

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: Prosocial = good? Children’s developing evaluations of prosocial actions

Chair

In Paper Symposium: Prosocial = good? Children’s developing evaluations of prosocial actions
On Symposium Paper: Keep playing or start helping? Young children’s and parents’ judgments about prosocial acts at home

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: Development of Academic Cheating from Kindergarten to High School
On Symposium Paper: Why High Schoolers Cheat: Evidence from Interviews and Observations

Non-Presenting Author

In Conversation Roundtable: Why Religious Norms Matter: Diverse and Developing Religious Norms in Practice, Conflict, and Tolerance

Moderator

In Paper Symposium: Developing Judgments about Moral Obligation
On Symposium Paper: Beyond One-Dimensional Evaluations: The Case for Complex Moral Judgments Across Development

Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: When is it Alright to Lie and Cheat? Developmental Perspectives on the Morality of Dishonesty

Chair

In Paper Symposium: When is it Alright to Lie and Cheat? Developmental Perspectives on the Morality of Dishonesty
On Symposium Paper: Emerging Adults’ Evaluations of Cheating: How External Pressures Lead to Moral Exceptions

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: The Developmental Intertwining of Aggression and Morality: Actions, Judgments, and Responses

Chair

In Paper Symposium: The Developmental Intertwining of Aggression and Morality: Actions, Judgments, and Responses
On Symposium Paper: When and How to Hit? Learning to Be Discerning about Force in Preschool

Non-Presenting Author