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How do preschoolers and adults ascribe authority?

2023-12-18

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<p>Determining social hierarchies is an essential part of successful social behavior and already children are aware of hierarchical relationships. However, which cues humans use to determine hierarchies is highly variable, includes behavioral as well as perceptual cues, and changes throughout development. To investigate the interplay between different cues, preschoolers and adults participated in a behavioral para...

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5a8b05ab-6570-5a64-b294-d05043255c90
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10.31234/osf.io/nb73a_v1
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