Adult processing of other-accented speech is fast, dependent on lexical access, and readily
generalizable to new words. But what does children's processing of other-accented speech …

Given the ingroup bias in children's prosocial behaviors, understanding what characterizes
and predicts children's prosocial behaviors directed at outgroups has implications for more …

The questionnaire has a long tradition of being employed as an instrument of attitude
elicitation, and early on in the development of language attitudes as a field of study, this …

From infancy, children display robust preferences for native‐accented and local‐dialect
speakers over foreign or nonlocal counterparts. These accent‐and dialect‐based …

There is growing interest in the role of linguistic cues (accents, dialects, language) in driving
children's social preferences. This meta‐analysis integrated 131 effect sizes involving 2,680 …

By middle childhood, children become aware that discriminatory behavior is unacceptable;
however, the development of their anti‐prejudice sentiments is largely unknown. Across two …

While developmental researchers take great care to report on the characteristics of their
participants, they rarely report on the characteristics of their experimenter (s). This is …

Children evaluate others based on how they speak, but do children evaluate others based
on how they are spoken to? We examined how US children and adults (N= 170 5-to 10-year …

This study investigated five-year-olds' priority between shared preference and group
membership in resource allocation, social preference, and social evaluation. Using a forced …

Self and Identity: The Basics is a jargon-free and accessible introduction that draws on key
theories and ideas in Social Psychology to explore the ways that other people affect our …