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- 2025
[c17]Megan Richardson, Ashley J. Thomas:
Children's Expectations of Emotional Intimacy in Close Relationships. CogSci 2025- [c16]Mack Briscoe, Ashley J. Thomas:
When to speak up: How children reason about group dynamics. CogSci 2025 - [c15]Min Yeshara Feldman, Mack Briscoe, Ashley J. Thomas:
Do children use action frequency to infer social closeness? CogSci 2025 - [c14]Denisse Lopez Flores, Christina Steele, Dhanishtha Upadhyay, Paola Lee-Vega, Ashley J. Thomas:
Preliminary Evidence that Infants and Children Use Accents to Inform Relational Expectations. CogSci 2025 - [c13]Hannah Hok, Ashley J. Thomas, Rebecca Saxe:
Written in Stone: Lay intuitions about the emergence of formal rules. CogSci 2025 - [c12]Bill Pepe, Brandon Woo, Ashley J. Thomas, Lindsey J. Powell:
Helping and hindering guide infants' expectations about future behavior. CogSci 2025 - [c11]Lizette Pizza, Ashley J. Thomas:
Do People Value Plants Over Non-Living Entities? Moral Considerations in Adults and Young Children. CogSci 2025 - [c10]Christina Steele, Ashley J. Thomas:
Navigating Family Ties: Young Children's Cognitive Representations of the Family Network. CogSci 2025 - [c9]Brandon Woo, Haowei Peng, Christina Steele, Ashley J. Thomas:
Social Engagement Leads Infants to Represent People as Individuals. CogSci 2025 - [c8]Emma Yu, Kana Tsuruta, Audrey Alice King, Ashley J. Thomas:
Children Expect Emotional Consolation to Occur in Close Relationships. CogSci 2025 - 2024
- [c7]Annya L. Dahmani, Dorsa Amir, Ashley J. Thomas, Alison Gopnik:
Caregiver presence promotes judgements of exploration. CogSci 2024 - [c6]Christina Steele, Megan Richardson, Azwayla Taylor, Denis Tatone, Ashley J. Thomas:
Early Threads of Connection: Probing Infants' Early Understandings of Caregiving Relationships. CogSci 2024 - [c5]Brandon Woo, Emma Yu, Ashley J. Thomas:
Children Expect People to Accurately Represent the Minds of Their Close Social Partners. CogSci 2024 - 2023
- [c4]Vanessa Kudrnova, Elizabeth S. Spelke, Ashley J. Thomas:
Infants Infer Social Relationships between Individuals who Engage in Imitative Social Interactions. CogSci 2023 - 2022
- [c3]Michelle Simona Hung, Ashley J. Thomas, Setayesh Radkani, Josh Tenenbaum, Rebecca Saxe:
Modeling risky food sharing as rational communication about relationships. CogSci 2022 - 2020
- [c2]Ashley J. Thomas, Rebecca Saxe, Elizabeth S. Spelke:
Infants use imitation but not comforting or social synchrony to evaluate those in social interactions. CogSci 2020
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- 2016
- [c1]Ashley J. Thomas, Meline Abramyan, Angela Lukowski, Lotte Thomsen, Barbara W. Sarnecka:
Preferring the Mighty to the Meek: Toddlers prefer Superior to Subordinate Individuals. CogSci 2016
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