My research has been published in leading journals and conferences in developmental psychology, human-robot interaction, and cognitive science. Below you'll find my recent publications, with a focus on child development, interactive technologies, and research methodologies.
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A cross-cultural study examining how preschoolers from different cultures use statistical evidence in social learning.
Read PaperA study comparing children's and adults' trust in robots when presented with inaccurate information.
An investigation into children's understanding of causality and their beliefs about the necessity of explanations.
An investigation into how children conceptualize and attribute mental states to interactive technologies.
Read PaperA study examining how children develop beliefs about agency and free will in the context of modern technology.
An investigation into how children and adults understand and attribute choice capabilities to humanoid robots.
Read PaperA case study examining the implementation and benefits of community engagement in developmental science research.
Read PaperResearch investigating how children generalize different types of information across social and causal domains.
A conference presentation examining children's attribution of choice abilities to humanoid robots.
Read PaperResearch exploring the relationship between children's creative thinking abilities and their beliefs about free will.
Read PaperResearch examining how people understand and attribute agency to robotic agents.
An honors thesis investigating children's understanding and attribution of free will to robotic agents.