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10:00 to 10:45am
Salt Palace Convention Center, Floor: 1, Hall A-B
In Poster Session: Poster Session 01
On Individual Poster Presentation: 107 - Academic Achievement and Social Support in Latinx College Students
Non-Presenting Author
10:00 to 10:45am
Salt Palace Convention Center, Floor: 1, Hall A-B
In Poster Session: Poster Session 01
On Individual Poster Presentation: 126 - The Impact of SES and Parent Stress on Parent Emotion Talk
Non-Presenting Author
3:15 to 4:45pm
Salt Palace Convention Center, Floor: 1, Grand Ballroom C
In Paper Symposium: Children's reasoning about wealth and poverty: Causal mechanisms and intersectional approaches
On Symposium Paper: Do children essentialize wealth and poverty? Evidence from a diverse, rural sample
Non-Presenting Author
8:30 to 9:15am
Salt Palace Convention Center, Floor: 1, Hall A-B
In Poster Session: Poster Session 06
On Individual Poster Presentation: 92 - Essentialist beliefs about SES and residency in Chinese young adults
Non-Presenting Author
10:30 to 11:15am
Salt Palace Convention Center, Floor: 1, Hall A-B
In Poster Session: Poster Session 08
On Individual Poster Presentation: 77 - Clarifying Socioeconomic Differences in False-belief Performance: the Role of Parent Knowledge and Mental-state Language
Presenting Author
9:30 to 10:15am
Salt Palace Convention Center, Floor: 1, Hall A-B
In Poster Session: Poster Session 15
On Individual Poster Presentation: 60 - Conveying Information Indirectly: Exploring Additional Ways Parents can Discuss Mental States
Non-Presenting Author
3:15 to 4:45pm
Salt Palace Convention Center, Floor: 3, Meeting Room 355 E
In Paper Symposium: Examining the nature of children's linguistic environments: evidence from socioeconomically and ethnically diverse families
On Symposium Paper: Exploring the complex relations between SES and parental mental-state language in a socioeconomically diverse sample
Non-Presenting Author