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A very warm welcome to Dr Helen Milojevich! We're very excited to have you on the @SocDevJournal team 🤩
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Welcome to your Associate Editor role at @SocDevJournal @DrJBoseovski! We are excited to be working with you 🙌
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Go read Mandi Ackerman’s amazing work on how kids think about their social class identity!
New study! SES-diverse U.S. 8-12 year-olds drew on material & social comparisons to determine their subjective social status (SSS), & higher-SSS children identified more strongly with their ingroup but were less liked by other SSS groups
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@drlauraelenbaas
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Excited to share that our most recent study on infant aggression has been published!
Co-authored by M Lorber, K Peets, @BrookeEdelman, A Slep
🔥 Hot off the press! 🔥
Certain aggressive behaviors are associated more strongly with temper loss and defiance in infants and toddlers.
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@WileyPsychology
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Excited to share that this study focusing on frequency-dependent social learning in preschool children from my time at @fruehkindentw has recently been published!
4-5-year-old children infer a social norm when witnessing the unanimous behavior of a majority of peers and protest against others’ deviations from the majority
Read about it here! ⬇️
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New @SocDevJournal paper from our international COVID-19 study highlighting the beneficial effect of having an older sibling for 3 - 8 yo's adjustment (modest ES). Led by Claire Hughes at @cfr32, w/ Luca Ronchi @LecceSerena, Caoimhe Dempsey @CUBCwPresident @DPIE_UoE
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I am so thrilled that our manuscript with Dr. @jp_lougheed and Dr. Robert Duncan is published on @SocDevJournal! 🙂 We examined the longitudinal associations between internalizing and externalizing problems during middle childhood👇
New Article Alert from @Gizem__Keskin_, @jp_lougheed, & Robert Duncan
In childhood, internalizing problems led to externalizing problems when disentangling within- and between-child levels. ⬇️
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New article out, with my doctoral student, Hyunah Kim, as lead author. The connection between social intelligence and narcissism in adolescence is a little tricky to dissect.
🚨 New #OpenAccess article from Hyunah Kim & @chris_barry_wsu 🚨
Most domains of social intelligence were negatively related to vulnerable narcissism in at-risk adolescents
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… & here's the full open access version of the paper online with @SocDevJournal
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psyarxiv.com/bshmv Very happy that this paper has been accepted for publication in @SocDevJournal - here we compared children's and adults' social-moral reasoning about eating animals.
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New paper published in @SocDevJournal on how 9- to 10-year-olds' prosocial behavior toward a peer varies based on their social anxiety and familiarity with the peer.
doi.org/10.1111/sode.12648
Coauthored by @CaseyBurrowsPhD, @alisa_almas, @henderson_ha and others.
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En este trabajo evaluamos los sesgos intergrupales durante una tarea de penalización altruista en que niños entre 6 y 11 años.
In Third Party Punishment, 6-11 year-old children showed both ingroup policing and protectionism biases.
New research from @LuzGGadea et al. ⬇️
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In this work, we explored decisions and mechanisms of intergroup biases during altruistic punishment in 6–11-year-old children.
In Third Party Punishment, 6-11 year-old children showed both ingroup policing and protectionism biases.
New research from @LuzGGadea et al. ⬇️
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Check out our latest paper: We examined how children reason about people who have a gender uncertain appearance.
7- to 8-year-olds, but not 5- to 6-year-olds, make trait rather than appearance based inferences about gender uncertain characters.
New research from @ayulyyoungblood & @DrJBoseovski
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So so excited that my FIRST first-author paper has been published in
@SocDevJournal! Find the open-access ms here: doi.org/10.1111/sode.12600 (1/3)
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My second dissertation paper is now published in @SocDevJournal - @profwendycraig and I used social network analysis to examine the social influence processes of peer defending behaviors among early adolescents...onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Check out this research by our Prof. Lauren Molloy Elreda, faculty affiliate @williamsjoannal, alumna @JohnsonHaleyE & colleague ⬇️⬇️⬇️
New study links peer academic collaboration across language backgrounds to middle school students’ class participation and learning ⬇️
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Do preschoolers tell polite lies like adults when they receive a disappointing gift? What factors are related to their polite-lie telling? If you are interested in the answer, you can read our paper published in @SocDevJournal onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Out in @SocDevJournal: @MartheDeRoo meta-analyzed 29 studies on the internalizing and externalizing correlates of parental overprotection. Overprotection is associated positively with offspring maladjustment.
#openaccess ⬇️
The absolute joy of seeing a PhD student's first article online 😍Congratulations @marthederoo who turned a 1st year Research Master assignment into a meta-analysis published in Social Development! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Out in @SocDevJournal: @DKisfalusi examined #dislike and #bullying relationships. Children’s antipathies and bullying behavior toward schoolmates influenced and reinforced each other over time. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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