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New Study from Algoma University Researcher Discovers Expressions of Confidence Informs Children's Decision-making
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New Study from Algoma University Researcher Discovers Expressions of Confidence Informs Children's Decision-making
Young Children Use Confidence Cues to Resolve Conflicts and Think Independently A new study by Algoma University Assistant Professor of Psychology and researcher, Carolyn Baer, delves into a previously underrecognized aspect of children’s cognitive growth: the ability to apply subtle social cues, such as expressed confidence, into their decision-making process. This ability in children marks a significant developmental step away from imitation a…
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