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Isobel A Heck

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I-Perception|December 13, 2017
Seasonal Changes in Color Preferences Are Linked to Variations in Environmental Colors: A Longitudinal Study of FallKaren B Schloss, Isobel A Heck
Appetite|July 10, 2026
The cognitive foundations of food moralizationIsobel A Heck, Charlotte Borgers, Tamar Kushnir
Journal of Experimental Psychology. General|February 1, 2021
Social sampling: Children track social choices to reason about status hierarchiesIsobel A Heck, Tamar Kushnir, Katherine D Kinzler
Trends in Cognitive Sciences|May 23, 2022
Children's thinking about group-based social hierarchiesIsobel A Heck, Kristin Shutts, Katherine D Kinzler
Developmental Science|December 13, 2021
Leadership, gender, and colorism: Children in India use social category information to guide leadership cognitionRadhika Santhanagopalan, Isobel A Heck, Katherine D Kinzler
Child Development|October 18, 2021
Small groups lead, big groups control: Perceptions of numerical group size, power, and status across developmentIsobel A Heck, Jesús Bas, Katherine D Kinzler
Developmental Science|January 1, 2023
Building representations of the social world: Children extract patterns from social choices to reason about multi-group hierarchiesIsobel A Heck, Tamar Kushnir, Katherine D Kinzler
Developmental Psychology|August 23, 2021
"There are no band-aids for emotions": The development of thinking about emotional harmIsobel A Heck, Jessica Bregant, Katherine D Kinzler
Cognition|June 22, 2023
Development of beliefs about censorshipRajen A Anderson, Isobel A Heck, Kayla Young, et al.
Child Development|March 12, 2026
Who gets to the top? Children's and young adults' thinking about career hierarchies and their future career attainmentReut Shachnai, Isobel A Heck, Rachel A King, et al.
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Showing results (1-10 of 11) with videos related to

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Pageof 2
I-Perception|December 13, 2017
Seasonal Changes in Color Preferences Are Linked to Variations in Environmental Colors: A Longitudinal Study of FallKaren B Schloss, Isobel A Heck
Appetite|July 10, 2026
The cognitive foundations of food moralizationIsobel A Heck, Charlotte Borgers, Tamar Kushnir
Journal of Experimental Psychology. General|February 1, 2021
Social sampling: Children track social choices to reason about status hierarchiesIsobel A Heck, Tamar Kushnir, Katherine D Kinzler
Trends in Cognitive Sciences|May 23, 2022
Children's thinking about group-based social hierarchiesIsobel A Heck, Kristin Shutts, Katherine D Kinzler
Developmental Science|December 13, 2021
Leadership, gender, and colorism: Children in India use social category information to guide leadership cognitionRadhika Santhanagopalan, Isobel A Heck, Katherine D Kinzler
Child Development|October 18, 2021
Small groups lead, big groups control: Perceptions of numerical group size, power, and status across developmentIsobel A Heck, Jesús Bas, Katherine D Kinzler
Developmental Science|January 1, 2023
Building representations of the social world: Children extract patterns from social choices to reason about multi-group hierarchiesIsobel A Heck, Tamar Kushnir, Katherine D Kinzler
Developmental Psychology|August 23, 2021
"There are no band-aids for emotions": The development of thinking about emotional harmIsobel A Heck, Jessica Bregant, Katherine D Kinzler
Cognition|June 22, 2023
Development of beliefs about censorshipRajen A Anderson, Isobel A Heck, Kayla Young, et al.
Child Development|March 12, 2026
Who gets to the top? Children's and young adults' thinking about career hierarchies and their future career attainmentReut Shachnai, Isobel A Heck, Rachel A King, et al.
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