Dr Kirsten Blakey
@khblakey.bsky.social
Postdoc at University of Toronto • Studying cognitive development, belief revision, information seeking & social learning • she/her
Reposted by Dr Kirsten Blakey
Come talk to @feceozkan.bsky.social after her Reasoning talk session & @khblakey.bsky.social @normanjzeng.bsky.social & I during our posters today to hear about our epic journey to Ithaca!
June 19, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Come talk to @feceozkan.bsky.social after her Reasoning talk session & @khblakey.bsky.social @normanjzeng.bsky.social & I during our posters today to hear about our epic journey to Ithaca!
Children also recognised that their generosity improved the recipient’s mood, but their own mood wasn’t consistently linked to how much they shared.
March 3, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Children also recognised that their generosity improved the recipient’s mood, but their own mood wasn’t consistently linked to how much they shared.
Children considered both need and reputation, but shared equally with recipients who were either needy with a negative reputation or not needy with a positive reputation, suggesting they did not have a preference for either factor.
March 3, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Children considered both need and reputation, but shared equally with recipients who were either needy with a negative reputation or not needy with a positive reputation, suggesting they did not have a preference for either factor.
Children (3–9 years) shared stickers with recipients who varied in need (needy vs. not needy) and reputation (sharing vs. not sharing).
As expected, they shared more with needy recipients. But they shared more generously when the recipient also had a positive reputation for sharing.
As expected, they shared more with needy recipients. But they shared more generously when the recipient also had a positive reputation for sharing.
March 3, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Children (3–9 years) shared stickers with recipients who varied in need (needy vs. not needy) and reputation (sharing vs. not sharing).
As expected, they shared more with needy recipients. But they shared more generously when the recipient also had a positive reputation for sharing.
As expected, they shared more with needy recipients. But they shared more generously when the recipient also had a positive reputation for sharing.