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Session Type: Flash Talk Symposium
When Experts are Wrong: The Role of Accuracy in Children’s Judgments of Experts’ Knowledge - Presenting Author: Allison June Williams, Boston University; Judith H Danovitch, University of Louisville
Epistemic Partisanship Through a Developmental Lens: A Precursor to Political Disagreement and Division - Presenting Author: Natalie Ann Hutchins, New York University; Bethany Lassetter, New York University; Andrei Cimpian, New York University
Can Children Distinguish Between Irrelevant and Contradictory Evidence for Claims? - Presenting Author: Anthony J Monroe, The University of Texas at Dallas; Areeba Khan; Alina Yoo, University of Texas at Dallas; Judith H Danovitch, University of Louisville; Candice Mills, The University of Texas at Dallas
Young Children’s Conceptualization of Conflicting Empirical Claims - Presenting Author: Qianru Tiffany Yang, Harvard University; Selesteel Sleight; Samuel Ronfard, University of Toronto; Paul Harris, Harvard University