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Rosie Aboody

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Child Development|March 19, 2021
In Pursuit of Knowledge: Preschoolers Expect Agents to Weigh Information Gain and Information Cost When Deciding Whether to ExploreRosie Aboody, Caiqin Zhou, Julian Jara-Ettinger
Child Development|September 5, 2025
Children's Understanding of How Past Experience Shapes Future ExpectationsRosie Aboody, Caiqin Zhou, Julian Jara-Ettinger
Cognition|July 31, 2022
Preschoolers decide who is knowledgeable, who to inform, and who to trust via a causal understanding of how knowledge relates to actionRosie Aboody, Holly Huey, Julian Jara-Ettinger
Psychological Science|July 11, 2019
The Illusion of Consensus: A Failure to Distinguish Between True and False ConsensusSami R Yousif, Rosie Aboody, Frank C Keil
Child Development|June 26, 2025
Six-Year-Olds, but Not Younger Children, Consider the Probability of Being Right by Chance When Inferring Others' KnowledgeRosie Aboody, Julianna Lu, Stephanie Denison, et al.
Cognition|July 27, 2025
People can infer the magnitude of other people's knowledge even when they cannot infer its contentsRosie Aboody, Isaac Davis, Yarrow Dunham, et al.
Journal of Experimental Psychology. General|March 14, 2022
Says who? Children consider informants' sources when deciding whom to believeRosie Aboody, Sami R Yousif, Mark Sheskin, et al.
Cognitive Science|March 27, 2023
When Naïve Pedagogy Breaks Down: Adults Rationally Decide How to Teach, but Misrepresent Learners' BeliefsRosie Aboody, Joey Velez-Ginorio, Laurie R Santos, et al.
Cognition|April 24, 2022
Not just what you did, but how: Children see distributors that count as more fair than distributors who don'tColin Jacobs, Madison Flowers, Rosie Aboody, et al.
Nature Communications|July 19, 2022
People infer communicative action through an expectation for efficient communicationAmanda Royka, Annie Chen, Rosie Aboody, et al.
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Child Development|March 19, 2021
In Pursuit of Knowledge: Preschoolers Expect Agents to Weigh Information Gain and Information Cost When Deciding Whether to ExploreRosie Aboody, Caiqin Zhou, Julian Jara-Ettinger
Child Development|September 5, 2025
Children's Understanding of How Past Experience Shapes Future ExpectationsRosie Aboody, Caiqin Zhou, Julian Jara-Ettinger
Cognition|July 31, 2022
Preschoolers decide who is knowledgeable, who to inform, and who to trust via a causal understanding of how knowledge relates to actionRosie Aboody, Holly Huey, Julian Jara-Ettinger
Psychological Science|July 11, 2019
The Illusion of Consensus: A Failure to Distinguish Between True and False ConsensusSami R Yousif, Rosie Aboody, Frank C Keil
Child Development|June 26, 2025
Six-Year-Olds, but Not Younger Children, Consider the Probability of Being Right by Chance When Inferring Others' KnowledgeRosie Aboody, Julianna Lu, Stephanie Denison, et al.
Cognition|July 27, 2025
People can infer the magnitude of other people's knowledge even when they cannot infer its contentsRosie Aboody, Isaac Davis, Yarrow Dunham, et al.
Journal of Experimental Psychology. General|March 14, 2022
Says who? Children consider informants' sources when deciding whom to believeRosie Aboody, Sami R Yousif, Mark Sheskin, et al.
Cognitive Science|March 27, 2023
When Naïve Pedagogy Breaks Down: Adults Rationally Decide How to Teach, but Misrepresent Learners' BeliefsRosie Aboody, Joey Velez-Ginorio, Laurie R Santos, et al.
Cognition|April 24, 2022
Not just what you did, but how: Children see distributors that count as more fair than distributors who don'tColin Jacobs, Madison Flowers, Rosie Aboody, et al.
Nature Communications|July 19, 2022
People infer communicative action through an expectation for efficient communicationAmanda Royka, Annie Chen, Rosie Aboody, et al.
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