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Social Cognitive Development Lab
University of Washington (PI: Kristina Olson) -
Conceptual Development and Social Cognition Lab
New York University (PI: Marjorie Rhodes) -
Ron Dotsch
Utrecht University -
Social Development and Learning Lab
Boston University (PI: Peter Blake) -
Harriet Over
York University -
Juliane Degner
University of Hamburg -
Language and Development Lab
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Language and Cognitive Development Lab
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Implicit Social Cognition Lab
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Stanford Language and Cognition Lab
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Eric Mandelbaum
Baruch College, CUNY
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