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David Barner

Developmental science

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Developmental Science|September 20, 2018
Do children's number words begin noisy?Katie Wagner, Junyi Chu, David Barner
Developmental Science|February 24, 2015
Discourse bootstrapping: preschoolers use linguistic discourse to learn new wordsJessica Sullivan, David Barner
Developmental Science|December 31, 2024
Twice Upon a Time: Children Use Syntax to Learn the Meanings of Yesterday and TomorrowUrvi Maheshwari, David Barner
Developmental Science|December 17, 2010
Piecing together numerical language: children's use of default units in early counting and quantificationNeon Brooks, Amanda Pogue, David Barner
Developmental Science|November 12, 2013
Religion insulates ingroup evaluations: the development of intergroup attitudes in IndiaYarrow Dunham, Mahesh Srinivasan, Ron Dotsch, et al.
Developmental Science|March 11, 2015
Do attitudes toward societal structure predict beliefs about free will and achievement? Evidence from the Indian caste systemMahesh Srinivasan, Yarrow Dunham, Catherine M Hicks, et al.
Developmental Science|May 12, 2018
The mental timeline is gradually constructed in childhoodKatharine A Tillman, Nestor Tulagan, Eren Fukuda, et al.
Developmental Science|February 2, 2021
Starting small: exploring the origins of successor function knowledgeRose M Schneider, Ashlie Pankonin, Adena Schachner, et al.
Developmental Science|April 21, 2007
On the relation between the acquisition of singular-plural morpho-syntax and the conceptual distinction between one and more than oneDavid Barner, Dora Thalwitz, Justin Wood, et al.
Developmental Science|December 16, 2025
The Development of Morality and Conventionality Across Cultures: Implementing a Two-Stage Model for Cross-Cultural ResearchHaleh Yazdi, Rose M Schneider, Miguel A Mejia, et al.
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Developmental Science|September 20, 2018
Do children's number words begin noisy?Katie Wagner, Junyi Chu, David Barner
Developmental Science|February 24, 2015
Discourse bootstrapping: preschoolers use linguistic discourse to learn new wordsJessica Sullivan, David Barner
Developmental Science|December 31, 2024
Twice Upon a Time: Children Use Syntax to Learn the Meanings of Yesterday and TomorrowUrvi Maheshwari, David Barner
Developmental Science|December 17, 2010
Piecing together numerical language: children's use of default units in early counting and quantificationNeon Brooks, Amanda Pogue, David Barner
Developmental Science|November 12, 2013
Religion insulates ingroup evaluations: the development of intergroup attitudes in IndiaYarrow Dunham, Mahesh Srinivasan, Ron Dotsch, et al.
Developmental Science|March 11, 2015
Do attitudes toward societal structure predict beliefs about free will and achievement? Evidence from the Indian caste systemMahesh Srinivasan, Yarrow Dunham, Catherine M Hicks, et al.
Developmental Science|May 12, 2018
The mental timeline is gradually constructed in childhoodKatharine A Tillman, Nestor Tulagan, Eren Fukuda, et al.
Developmental Science|February 2, 2021
Starting small: exploring the origins of successor function knowledgeRose M Schneider, Ashlie Pankonin, Adena Schachner, et al.
Developmental Science|April 21, 2007
On the relation between the acquisition of singular-plural morpho-syntax and the conceptual distinction between one and more than oneDavid Barner, Dora Thalwitz, Justin Wood, et al.
Developmental Science|December 16, 2025
The Development of Morality and Conventionality Across Cultures: Implementing a Two-Stage Model for Cross-Cultural ResearchHaleh Yazdi, Rose M Schneider, Miguel A Mejia, et al.
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