Susan A. Gelman
Affiliations: | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI |
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"Susan Gelman"Mean distance: 16.99 (cluster 47) | S | N | B | C | P |
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Rhodes M, Gelman SA, Leslie SJ. (2024) How generic language shapes the development of social thought. Trends in Cognitive Sciences |
Nancekivell SE, Stilwell S, Gelman SA. (2024) Developing Concepts of Authenticity: Insights From Parents' and Children's Conversations About Historical Significance. Cognitive Science. 48: e70000 |
Fine RD, Troncoso SC, Gelman SA. (2024) Transformative tales: The role of story videos on children's reasoning about transgender identities. The British Journal of Developmental Psychology |
Gross EB, Fine RD, Gülgöz S, et al. (2024) Children's gender essentialism and prejudice: Testing causal links via an experimental manipulation. Developmental Science. e13532 |
Menendez D, Labotka D, Umscheid VA, et al. (2024) The social aspects of illness: Children's and parents' explanations of the relation between social categories and illness in a predominantly white U.S. sample. Child Development |
Finiasz Z, Gelman SA, Kushnir T. (2024) Testimony and observation of statistical evidence interact in adults' and children's category-based induction. Cognition. 244: 105707 |
Fine RD, Olson KR, Gülgӧz S, et al. (2023) Gender Essentialism Predicts Prejudice against Gender Nonconformity in Two Cultural Contexts. Social Development (Oxford, England). 33 |
Nancekivell SE, Davidson NS, Noles NS, et al. (2023) Preliminary evidence for progressions in ownership reasoning over the preschool period. Developmental Psychology |
Gelman SA. (2023) Looking beyond the obvious. The American Psychologist |
DeAngelis ER, Ridge KE, Gelman SA, et al. (2023) Understanding the value of telescopic testimony: With age, a predominantly White Midwestern sample of children credits knowledge to speakers whose statements go beyond the evidence. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology. 231: 105652 |