Gil Diesendruck
Affiliations: | Bar-Ilan University, Jerusalem, Jerusalem District, Israel |
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Parents
Sign in to add mentorMarilyn Shatz | grad student | University of Michigan | |
Paul Bloom | post-doc | Yale |
Children
Sign in to add traineeRubi Hammer | grad student | 1999-2001 | The Gonda Brain Research Center, Bar Ilan University |
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Weisman K, Ghossainy ME, Williams AJ, et al. (2024) The development and diversity of religious cognition and behavior: Protocol for Wave 1 data collection with children and parents by the Developing Belief Network. Plos One. 19: e0292755 |
Nassir Y, Diesendruck G. (2023) Priming group identities affects children's resource distribution among groups. Child Development |
Nasie M, Ben Yaakov O, Nassir Y, et al. (2021) Children's biased preference for information about in- and out-groups. Developmental Psychology |
Stavans M, Diesendruck G. (2020) Children Hold Leaders Primarily Responsible, Not Entitled. Child Development |
Diesendruck G. (2020) Why do children essentialize social groups? Advances in Child Development and Behavior. 59: 31-64 |
Ferera M, Benozio A, Diesendruck G. (2020) The Development of a Scarcity Bias. Child Development |
Nasie M, Diesendruck G. (2020) What children want to know about in‐ and out‐groups, and how knowledge affects their intergroup attitudes Social Development. 29: 443-460 |
Essa F, Sebanz N, Diesendruck G. (2019) The automaticity of children’s imitative group bias Cognitive Development. 52: 100799 |
Diesendruck G, Chiang WC, Ferera M, et al. (2018) Cultural differences in the development of a preference for scarce objects. Developmental Psychology |
Shilo R, Weinsdörfer A, Rakoczy H, et al. (2018) The Out-Group Homogeneity Effect Across Development: A Cross-Cultural Investigation. Child Development |