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9 works· latest 2023· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-5585-2524

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An Apple is More Than Just a Fruit: Cross-Classification in Children's Concepts2003 · 210 citations
Cross-classification and category representation in children's concepts.2007 · 84 citations
Four and 6‐year olds' biological concept of death: The case of plants2002 · 72 citations
Parental reports of children’s biological knowledge and misconceptions2004 · 57 citations
Children's evaluative categories and inductive inferences within the domain of food2008 · 54 citations

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Positive Future Expectancies: When Hopeful Thinking Contributes to Happiness in Children

Journal of Cognition and Development·2023·1 author

1citations

Trust and doubt: An examination of children’s decision to believe what they are told about food

Journal of Experimental Child Psychology·2015·4 authors·Open access

28citations

Acquiring Non-Object Terms: The Case for Time Words

Journal of Cognition and Development·2010·4 authors·Open access

45citations

Children's evaluative categories and inductive inferences within the domain of food

Infant and Child Development·2008·1 author·Open access

54citations

Cross-classification and category representation in children's concepts.

Developmental Psychology·2007·1 author

84citations

Parental reports of children’s biological knowledge and misconceptions

International Journal of Behavioral Development·2004·2 authors

57citations

Causal Reasoning about Illness: A Comparison between European- and Vietnamese-American Children

Journal of Cognition and Culture·2004·2 authors

34citations

An Apple is More Than Just a Fruit: Cross-Classification in Children's Concepts

Child Development·2003·2 authors·Open access

210citations

Four and 6‐year olds' biological concept of death: The case of plants

British Journal of Developmental Psychology·2002·2 authors

72citations