Charles W. Kalish
Affiliations: | University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, WI |
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Chris A. Lawson | grad student | 2007 | UW Madison |
Laura M. Scheinholtz | grad student | 2009 | UW Madison |
Sunae Kim | grad student | 2010 | UW Madison |
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Menendez D, Donovan AM, Mathiaparanam ON, et al. (2024) Deterministic or probabilistic: U.S. children's beliefs about genetic inheritance. Child Development |
Kalish C. (2020) Personalizing the demands of reason. The Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 43: e73 |
Echelbarger M, Gelman SA, Kalish CW. (2018) How does "emporiophobia" develop? The Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 41: e168 |
Young AG, Alibali MW, Kalish CW. (2018) Causal learning from joint action: Collaboration helps first graders but hinders kindergartners. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology. 177: 166-186 |
Echelbarger M, Gelman SA, Kalish CW. (2018) Getting What You Pay For: Children's Use of Market Norms to Regulate Exchanges. Child Development |
Rosengren KS, Jiang MJ, Kalish CW, et al. (2018) COMMENTARY: WHAT HEALS AND WHY? CHILDREN'S UNDERSTANDING OF MEDICAL TREATMENTS. Monographs of the Society For Research in Child Development. 83: 175-183 |
Kim S, Paulus M, Kalish C. (2016) Young Children's Reliance on Information From Inaccurate Informants. Cognitive Science |
Thevenow-Harrison JT, Kalish CW. (2016) Learning from non-representative instances: Children's sample and population predictions. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology |
Riggs AE, Kalish CW. (2016) Children’s evaluations of rule violators Cognitive Development. 40: 132-143 |
Drever AI, Odders-White E, Kalish CW, et al. (2015) Foundations of financial well-being: Insights into the role of executive function, financial socialization, and experience-based learning in childhood and youth Journal of Consumer Affairs. 49: 13-38 |