Catharine H. Echols

Affiliations: 
Psychology University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, U.S.A. 
Area:
Developmental Psychology
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Reyes-Jaquez B, Echols CH. (2021) Looking beyond person-specific cues indicative of credibility: Reward rules and executive function predict preschoolers' acceptance of (un)reliable assertions. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology. 211: 105227
Krogh-Jespersen S, Echols CH. (2018) Children's explicit assessments of reliability influence their willingness to learn novel labels. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology
Rojo DP, Echols CH. (2018) Non-native language exposure promotes children’s willingness to accept labels in two languages Journal of Cognition and Development. 19: 107-118
Reyes-Jaquez B, Echols CH. (2017) Causal Clarity Prevents the Emergence of Social Biases in Children’s Excusing of Mistakes Journal of Cognition and Development. 18: 270-288
Gonçalves Barbosa P, Cardoso-Martins C, Echols CH. (2016) Child-Directed Speech and Its Impact on Early Vocabulary Acquisition: Evidence From Brazilian Portuguese Psychology and Neuroscience
Reyes-Jaquez B, Echols CH. (2015) Playing by the rules: self-interest information influences children's trust and trustworthiness in the absence of feedback. Cognition. 134: 140-54
Reyes-Jaquez B, Echols CH. (2013) Developmental differences in the relative weighing of informants' social attributes. Developmental Psychology. 49: 602-13
Krogh-Jespersen S, Echols CH. (2012) The influence of speaker reliability on first versus second label learning. Child Development. 83: 581-90
Goldwater MB, Tomlinson MT, Echols CH, et al. (2011) Structural priming as structure-mapping: children use analogies from previous utterances to guide sentence production. Cognitive Science. 35: 156-70
Childers JB, Echols CH. (2004) 2½-Year-Old Children Use Animacy and Syntax to Learn a New Noun Infancy. 5: 109-125
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