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Frontiers in Psychology|October 11, 2021
The Emergence of Lying for Reputational Concerns in 5-Year-OldsMareike Klafka, Ulf LiszkowskiThe British Journal of Developmental Psychology|December 18, 2024
Three- but not 2-year-olds misinform others spontaneously in an interaction-based taskMareike Klafka, Ulf LiszkowskiPlos One|January 10, 2025
Being honest won't pay. Seven- but not 5-year-olds begin to predict that others will lie for reputational reasonsMareike Klafka, Ulf LiszkowskiPhilosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences|August 6, 2014
Two sources of meaning in infant communication: preceding action contexts and act-accompanying characteristicsUlf LiszkowskiCurrent Opinion in Psychology|December 4, 2017
Emergence of shared reference and shared minds in infancyUlf LiszkowskiPlos One|April 25, 2020
Pupillometric VoE paradigm reveals that 18- but not 10-month-olds spontaneously represent occluded objects (but not empty sets)Wiebke Pätzold, Ulf LiszkowskiJournal of Experimental Child Psychology|March 24, 2021
Three-year-olds' spontaneous lying in a novel interaction-based paradigm and its relations to explicit skills and motivational factorsMareike Heinrich, Ulf LiszkowskiFrontiers in Psychology|April 12, 2012
15-month-old infants fast map words but not representational gestures of multimodal labelsDaniel Puccini, Ulf LiszkowskiJournal of Experimental Child Psychology|March 11, 2021
Inferring hidden objects from still and communicative onlookers at 8, 14, and 36 months of ageMarianna Jartó, Ulf LiszkowskiJournal of Child Language|October 6, 2015
Prelinguistic vocalizations distinguish pointing actsThomas Grünloh, Ulf LiszkowskiPageof 6