Children Change Their Answers in Response to Neutral Follow‐Up Questions by a Knowledgeable Asker

Overview of attention for article published in Cognitive Science, January 2020

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RT @E_Bonawitz: Ever notice that people & especially kids tend to change an uncertain response to a neutral question? Our (Open Access) pap…

Day 1: Early this year our paper on the role of "Neutral Queries" came out, providing a model & empirical explanation for why children often change responses on repeated questions. 4-yr-olds make inference about a questioner's knowledge to guide res…

RT @LizBonawitz: Ever notice that people & especially kids tend to change an uncertain response to a neutral question? Our (Open Access) pa…

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