The association between parental monitoring and adolescent cognitive flexibility across neighborhood contexts [0.03%]
社区环境下的亲子沟通与青少年认知灵活性的关系研究
Zhixin Zhou,Connie H Yun,Christopher Place et al.
Zhixin Zhou et al.
Cognitive flexibility (CF) may be particularly important during adolescence, a period marked by exposure to increasingly diverse environments. Although parenting behaviors have been linked to adolescent CF, less is known about whether these...
The dynamics of fraction processing in preadolescents and adults: Evidence from reaching behavior [0.03%]
童年和成人分数处理的动态变化：来自伸手行为的证据
Christopher D Erb,Jeff Moher,Anna O&#x;Connor et al.
Christopher D Erb et al.
Fraction processing presents an important test case for investigating the development of numerical cognition, as fraction proficiency in elementary school is a unique predictor of later mathematical achievement. Building on previous mouse-t...
Guilt motivates prosocial lying in preschoolers: Reparative and reputational pathways [0.03%]
罪咎通过修复和声誉路径激发学龄前儿童的亲社会说谎
Fengling Ma,Xiaoling Sun,Mansha Yao et al.
Fengling Ma et al.
Theoretical and empirical work suggests that guilt motivates reparative and relational actions; yet, its potential to promote prosocial deception in early childhood remains unclear. Across two studies, we examined whether guilt fosters pros...
The child's internal working model of the parent as a mechanism linking parental mind-mindedness with the child's processing of relational events: A longitudinal study from infancy to preschool age [0.03%]
儿童对父母内部工作模型作为联系父母心智意识与儿童处理关系事件的机制：一项从婴儿期到学龄前的纵向研究
Juyoung Kim,Grazyna Kochanska,Lilly C Bendel-Stenzel et al.
Juyoung Kim et al.
Internal working models (IWMs) are considered key mechanisms linking early parent-child relationships with children's sociocognitive outcomes, yet little research has integrated the roles of the parent and child IWMs in social information p...
Fathers' prenatal risk and infant mental health: The role of caregiving warmth [0.03%]
父亲孕期风险与婴儿心理健康：养育温暖的作用
Hedvig Svendsrud,Eivor Fredriksen,Olaf Lund et al.
Hedvig Svendsrud et al.
Fathers can influence their children's behavioral and emotional development positively or negatively. Limited research has explored the impact of fathers' prenatal risk factors and paternal postnatal warmth on infant socioemotional developm...
Children's developing ability to make sense of evaluative judgments based on a speaker's evaluative history [0.03%]
儿童理解基于说话人评价历史的评价判断的能力的发展
F Ece Özkan,Samuel Ronfard
F Ece Özkan
When someone says something is "okay," it is not always clear what they mean. It could mean they like it. It could mean they do not like it. To decide which interpretation is correct, we can use that speaker's past evaluative comments to de...
Anne E Riggs,Charlotte Curry,Alice Curtis
Anne E Riggs
Gender-nonconforming (GNC) youth challenge the cultural assumption of the gender binary and are at risk for social rejection and negative appraisals from their peers. Parent-child conversations are a critical socialization context in which ...
The development of electroencephalography microstates from infancy into middle childhood and their associations with behavior [0.03%]
婴儿至学龄中期脑电图微状态的发展及其与行为的关系
Caroline Kelsey,Dashiell D Sacks,Asja Abron et al.
Caroline Kelsey et al.
Microstates reflect rapid changes in neural activity with specific scalp topographies. Microstates have been colloquially referred to as the "atoms of thought" and temporal properties of microstates are thought to be associated with mental ...
Preconception risk and promotive factors of postpartum social support: A multidecade prospective cohort study [0.03%]
产后社会支持的风险和促进因素：一项多代际前瞻性队列研究
Ebony J Biden,Christopher J Greenwood,Jacqui A Macdonald et al.
Ebony J Biden et al.
Social support is a vital resource for parents raising young children. Yet, little is known about the developmental histories of parents that may compromise or strengthen social support in early parenthood. We explored the extent to which p...
Natural statistics of infants' everyday motor experiences relate to sitting and walking development [0.03%]
婴儿日常运动经历的自然统计与坐和走的发展有关
John M Franchak,Hailey N Rousey,Hanzhi Wang
John M Franchak
The present study reports the natural statistics of everyday motor experiences, measured throughout the day using wearable inertial sensors. Using a large data set of infants' real-time upright, sitting, prone, supine, and held experiences,...