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February 23, 2022

Chimpanzees consider freedom of choice in their evaluation of social action→

February 23, 2022/ Yarrow Dunham

Jan M. Engelmann, Esther Herrmann, Marina Proft, Stefanie Keupp, Yarrow Dunham, and Hannes Rakoczy (2022) Biology Letters

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2021
January 17, 2022

Emerging complexity in children’s conceptualization of the wealthy and the poor→

January 17, 2022/ Yarrow Dunham

Xin Yang, Yarrow Dunham (2021) Developmental Science

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2021
September 07, 2021

Beliefs about social norms and racial inequalities predict variation in the early development of racial bias→

September 07, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Michael T. Rizzo, Emily R. Green, Yarrow Dunham, Emile Bruneau, Marjorie Rhodes (2021) Developmental Science

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2021
September 06, 2021

Testing the limits of structural thinking about gender→

September 06, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Xin Yang, Ragnhild Naas, Yarrow Dunham (2021) Developmental Science

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2021
September 06, 2021

Children favor punishment over restoration→

September 06, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Katherine McAuliffe, Yarrow Dunham (2021) Developmental Science

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2021
June 25, 2021

I can tell you know a lot, although I'm not sure what: Modeling broad epistemic inference from minimal action→

June 25, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Aboody,R., Dunham, Y., & Jara-Ettinger, J. (2021) PsyArXiv

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2021
Computational modeling, Theory of Mind, Epistemic Inference
June 02, 2021

Sensitivity of implicit evaluations to accurate and erroneous propositional inferences→

June 02, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Kurdi,B., & Dunham, Y., (2021) Cognition

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2021
Affect Misattribution Procedure, Associative theories, Implicit Association Test, Implicit evaluations, Inferential reasoning, Propositional theories
April 13, 2021

The influence of friendship and merit on children’s resource allocation in three societies→

April 13, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Engelmann,J.M. et al., (2021) Journal of Experimental Child Psychology

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2021
fairness, friendship, merit, sharing, Cross-cultural comparison, inequality
March 31, 2021

Disentangling perceptual awareness from nonconscious processing in rhesus monkeys→

March 31, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Ben-Haim, M.S. et al., (2021) PNAS

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2021
animal consciousness, conscious and nonconscious perception, nonhuman primates, double dissociation of awareness, visual awareness
March 23, 2021

Children’s restorative justice in an intergroup context→

March 23, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Yang, X., Wu, Z., Dunham, Y (2021) Social Development

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2021
group concern, minimal groups, punishment, restoration, restorative justice
March 18, 2021

What Drives Racial Attitudes in Elementary School Children: Skin Tone, Facial Physiognomy, or Both?→

March 18, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Stepanova, E. V., Dunham, Y., Rex, M., Hagiwara, N. (2021) Social and Personality Psychology

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2021
Racial attitudes, implicit and explicit measures, skin color, facial physiognomy, social cognitive development
January 26, 2021

To which world regions does the valence– dominance model of social perception apply?→

January 26, 2021/ Yarrow Dunham

Jones, B. C., DeBruine, L. M., Flake, J. K., Liuzza, M. T., Antfolk, J., Arinze, N. C., ... & Sirota, M. (2021). Nature human behaviour

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2021
cross-cultural, valence-dominance model, social perception, face processing
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