We had a great time at the Cambridge Science Festival connecting with families for our research games at BU Child Development Labs!
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🎉Our paper "Three- and Four-Year-Old Children Represent Mutually Exclusive Possible Identities" has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology!
You can read the preprint here: https://t.co/mrRw2Jnb7s
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At #CDS2024 my presentations showed that high science identity doesn’t make children discerning between good science explanations and misinformation, but low science ID also doesn’t stop individuals from explaining in scientifically relevant ways 👀
More on this coming soon!
Thrilled to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Mapping the Mind Workshop at #CDS2024! A monumental thanks to BU's own Melissa Kibbe & Deb Kelemen for organizing this unforgettable day. #BUCDLabs @levels_of @DebKelemen @BU_Tweets
🚨 New Pre-print Alert! Dive into our latest research exploring 3rd graders' views on trait inheritance and stability for body and mental traits! Check out the study here: https://t.co/SHgOFUq0fM @DebKelemen #ChildDevelopment#TraitInheritance#Essentialism#FolkBiology 1/3
Exciting results! Our research shows that providing functional information about unappealing species can significantly increase conservation attitudes in US adults and children. Thanks to @DebKelemen and Sarah Brown! I learnt so much collaborating with them in this project!
Had so much fun talking about potential applications of the CAMP task with lots of amazing scientists today — even if my mid-sentence facial expressions are a little wonky 🤪
How do young children act on mutually exclusive possible events in the present and future? Come find out tomorrow (March 25, 2:30-3:15 pm) at Poster Session 20 in Hall A-B of the Salt Palace Convention Center. Swing by Poster #8 and say hello! #SRCD2023#futurethinking
Come to my talk in which I will talk about whether Believing That Humans are Part of Nature Matter for Children’s Environmentalist Attitudes on Sat, March 25, 9:30am-10:15am, Meeting Room 150 D-E. 2/3