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Melissa A. Koenig
Melissa A. Koenig
Professor, Institute of Child Development, University of Minnesota
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Trusting information from friends: Adults expect it but preschoolers do not.
N Afshordi, PH Li, M Koenig
Developmental Psychology, 2024
12024
Project GeLaTO: Gender Learning and Trust in Others
D Zeng, M Koenig, B Munson
OSF, 2024
2024
The collaborative nature of testimonial learning
PH Li, ER DeAngelis, N Glaspie, MA Koenig
Topics in Cognitive Science 16 (2), 241-256, 2024
12024
Understanding the value of telescopic testimony: With age, a predominantly White Midwestern sample of children credits knowledge to speakers whose statements go beyond the evidence
ER DeAngelis, KE Ridge, SA Gelman, B Reyes-Jaquez, MA Koenig
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 231, 105652, 2023
2023
Mind-mindedness in a high-risk sample: Differential benefits for developmental outcomes based on child maltreatment.
MP Brown, R Ng, J Lisle, M Koenig, D Sannes, F Rogosch, D Cicchetti
Developmental psychology 59 (6), 1126, 2023
62023
Understanding the role of testimony in children’s moral development: Theories, controversies, and implications
PH Li, MA Koenig
Developmental Review 67, 101053, 2023
32023
Trust matters: measuring and identifying a role for epistemic and interpersonal trust in preschoolers’ learning from teachers
A Pesch, MA Koenig
Early Education and Development 34 (1), 27-52, 2023
52023
Creating a sustainable action-oriented engagement infrastructure—a UMN-MIDB perspective
AC Randolph, A Henry, A Hewitt, AP Mejia, R Sethuraju, M DeJoseph, ...
Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience 16, 1060896, 2022
62022
Evaluations of epistemic and practical reasons for belief in a predominantly White US sample of preschoolers
A Pesch, KE Ridge, S Suárez, B McMyler, MA Koenig
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 223, 105499, 2022
2022
Interpersonal trust in children's testimonial learning
MA Koenig, PH Li, B McMyler
Mind & Language 37 (5), 955-974, 2022
142022
Greasing (small) palms: Early rejection of bribery
B Reyes‐Jaquez, MA Koenig
Child development 93 (5), e531-e546, 2022
2022
Parenting Styles and Their Effect on Child Development and Outcome
A Awiszus, M Koenig, J Vaisarova
Journal of Student Research 11 (3), 2022
42022
Early presence of a “power= males” association: Girls link power to their gender less often than boys but can be as motivated to gain it
B Reyes-Jaquez, MA Koenig
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 220, 105419, 2022
32022
Children’s attributions of moral and epistemic virtue: Effects on learning and memory.
PH Li, E Stephens Hoff, MA Koenig
Developmental psychology 58 (6), 1114, 2022
22022
The roles of group membership and social exclusion in children’s testimonial learning
PH Li, MA Koenig
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 216, 105342, 2022
52022
The development of a morality against power abuse: The case of bribery.
B Reyes-Jaquez, MA Koenig
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 150 (11), 2362, 2021
72021
Human Communication: Origins, Mechanism, and Functions, Volume 40
MD Sera, M Koenig
John Wiley & Sons, 2021
2021
Selective trust and theory of mind in Brazilian children: Effects of socioeconomic background
DH Souza, S Suárez, MA Koenig
Journal of Cognition and Development 22 (2), 169-184, 2021
102021
Learning from “thinkers”: Parent epistemological understanding predicts individual differences in children’s judgments about reasoners
S Suárez, MA Koenig
Child development 92 (2), 715-730, 2021
42021
Minnesota Symposia on Child Psychology: Human Communication: Origins, Mechanisms, and Functions: Volume 40
MD Sera, M Koenig
Human Communication: Origins, Mechanisms and Functions, 1-260, 2021
2021
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