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Journal of Child Language|March 3, 2018
Locals don't have accents: children weigh phonological proficiency over syntactic or semantic proficiency when categorizing individualsHyesung G Hwang, Lori MarksonJournal of Cognition and Development : Official Journal of the Cognitive Development Society|August 26, 2022
The Development of Social Exclusion Detection in Early Childhood: Awareness of Social Exclusion Does Not Always Align with Social PreferencesHyesung G Hwang, Lori MarksonDevelopmental Psychology|January 12, 2023
Black and White children's race-based information endorsement and teacher preference: Effects of school and neighborhood racial demographicsHyesung G Hwang, Lori MarksonJournal of Experimental Psychology. General|September 29, 2025
Becoming partisan: The development of children's social preferences based on political markersAnnie Schwartzstein, Hyesung G HwangDevelopmental Psychology|May 18, 2026
Native speakers are more likeable and knowledgeable, but foreign speakers are not bad: Disentangling language-based social preferences in early childhoodDiqi Zeng, Hyesung G Hwang, Nicole Burke, et al.Animal Cognition|August 23, 2018
Meta-analytic techniques reveal that corvid causal reasoning in the Aesop's Fable paradigm is driven by trial-and-error learningLaura Hennefield, Hyesung G Hwang, Sara J Weston, et al.Child Development|May 26, 2017
"American = English Speaker" Before "American = White": The Development of Children's Reasoning About NationalityJasmine M DeJesus, Hyesung G Hwang, Jocelyn B Dautel, et al.Journal of Experimental Child Psychology|August 22, 2017
Bilingual children's social preferences hinge on accentJasmine M DeJesus, Hyesung G Hwang, Jocelyn B Dautel, et al.Developmental Science|March 24, 2023
Children's social wariness toward a different-race stranger relates to individual differences in temperamentHyesung G Hwang, Courtney A Filippi, Santiago Morales, et al.Developmental Science|December 5, 2020
Neighborhood racial demographics predict infants' neural responses to people of different racesHyesung G Hwang, Ranjan Debnath, Marlene Meyer, et al.Pageof 2