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Most Cited Developmental Review Articles
The most cited articles published since 2011, extracted from Scopus.
Dual processes in decision making and developmental neuroscience: A fuzzy-trace modelValerie F. Reyna | Charles J. Brainerd
Volume 31, Issues 2-3, September 2011, Pages 180-206
From Piaget to the present, traditional and dual-process theories have predicted improvement in reasoning from childhood to adulthood, and improvement has been observed. However, developmental reversals-that reasoning biases emerge with development-have also been observed in a growing list of paradigms. We explain how fuzzy-trace theory predicts both improvement and developmental reversals in reasoning and decision making. Drawing on research on logical and quantitative reasoning, as well as on risky decision making in the laboratory and in life, we illustrate how the same small set of theoretical principles apply to typical neurodevelopment, encompassing childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, and to neurological conditions such as autism and Alzheimer's disease. For example, framing effects-that risk preferences shift when the same decisions are phrased in terms of gains vs. losses-emerge in early adolescence as gist-based intuition develops. In autistic individuals, who rely less on gist-based intuition and more on verbatim-based analysis, framing biases are attenuated (i.e., they outperform typically developing control subjects). In adults, simple manipulations based on fuzzy-trace theory can make framing effects appear and disappear depending on whether gist-based intuition or verbatim-based analysis is induced. These theoretical principles are summarized and integrated in a new mathematical model that specifies how dual modes of reasoning combine to produce predictable variability in performance. In particular, we show how the most popular and extensively studied model of decision making-prospect theory-can be derived from fuzzy-trace theory by combining analytical (verbatim-based) and intuitive (gist-based) processes. © 2011 Elsevier Inc.
Dual-process theories of reasoning: Contemporary issues and developmental applicationsJonathan St B T Evans
Volume 31, Issues 2-3, September 2011, Pages 86-102
In this paper, I discuss the current state of theorising about dual processes in adult performance on reasoning and decision making tasks, in which Type 1 intuitive processing is distinguished from Type 2 reflective thinking. I show that there are many types of theory some of which distinguish modes rather than types of thinking and that assumptions about underlying cognitive architecture vary. I show that some dual-system theories have been replaced recently by the idea that we have two or more distinct 'minds' with different evolutionary histories. I also present the most recent formulation of my own account of dual processing within hypothetical thinking theory, at a level more easily applied to performance on specific tasks. I then consider implications for cognitive development, pointing out that while Type 2 thinking is clearly linked to the development of cognitive ability, it combines and competes with multiple Type 1 processing systems which persist in adult cognition, each of which could have their own developmental time course. Hence, while dual-process theories can and should inspire much research and theory in cognitive development, the derivation of predictions for cognitive development is far from straightforward. © 2011 Elsevier Inc.
Recent advances in research on school-based extracurricular activities and adolescent developmentAmy Feldman Farb | Jennifer L. Matjasko
Volume 32, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 1-48
Updating a previous systematic review of the literature, this review summarizes the literature over the last 5 years on the relationship between school-based extracurricular activity participation and academic achievement, substance use, sexual activity, psychological adjustment, and delinquency. The review also considers mediators and moderators of these relationships. This review also discusses recent advances in activity research including participation measurement (intensity, breadth, and duration), person-centered approaches, and an exploration of the overscheduling hypothesis. The review reveals a mixed picture of the relationship between activity participation and these adolescent developmental outcomes. A call for continued exploration into measurement issues, analysis approaches, outcome measures, and causal models of activities and adolescent functioning is made. © 2011.
Maternal and paternal parenting styles associated with relational aggression in children and adolescents: A conceptual analysis and meta-analytic reviewYoshito Kawabata | Lenneke R A Alink | Wan Ling Tseng | Marinus H. van Ijzendoorn | Nicki R. Crick
Volume 31, Issue 4, December 2011, Pages 240-278
How does parenting affect relational aggression in children? The goal of the present series of meta-analyses based on 48 studies (28,097 children) was to analyze and integrate the findings on the associations between various types of parenting behaviors and relational aggression, and to identify potential substantive and methodological factors that may moderate these associations. To distinguish between different parenting strategies, experts sorted the parenting measures used in the studies into 10 groups. Results of a multiple correspondence analysis revealed four separate clusters: Positive parenting, psychologically controlling parenting, negative/harsh parenting, and uninvolved parenting. The meta-analyses demonstrated that more positive parenting was associated with less relational aggression (combined effect sizes r=-06, p<.05, for mothers, r=-08, p<.01, for fathers). More harsh parenting (combined effect sizes r=.11, p<.01, for mothers, r=.12, p<.01, for fathers) and more uninvolved parenting (combined effect sizes r=.07, p<.01, for mothers, absent for fathers) were associated with increased relational aggression. Paternal psychologically controlling parenting was positively related to relational aggression (r=.05, p<.01), whereas maternal psychologically controlling parenting was not (combined effect sizes r=.04, p=.09). The effect of several moderators is discussed. The findings of this study suggest that dimensions of positive and negative parenting behaviors of mothers and fathers are associated with children's relational aggression and that these associations are - in case of fathers - contingent upon a number of sampling and procedural characteristics. © 2011 Elsevier Inc.
Dynamics of identity development and separation-individuation in parent-child relationships during adolescence and emerging adulthood - A conceptual integrationSabrina Koepke | Jaap J A Denissen
Volume 32, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 67-88
Identity development and separation-individuation in parent-child relationships are widely perceived as related tasks of psychosocial maturation. However, a dynamic, developmental perspective that explains how intra-personal change in identity evolves from transactions between parents and children is not sufficiently represented in the literature. In this article, a selective literature review of psychological approaches to identity development and separation-individuation is presented with a focus on how the role of parents has been covered by approaches to identity development and on how general mechanisms of identity change could be filled with content by processes of separation-individuation. Afterwards, dynamics of identity development and separation-individuation are integrated based on the conceptualization of parents and children as two interrelated identity systems. Specifically, it is illustrated how interpersonal differences in long-term related changes in identity formation, identity evaluation, autonomy, and separateness and attachment between parents and children, could be explained by parent-child transactions in the transition between childhood and adolescence and between adolescence and emerging adulthood. Finally, implications of an integrative perspective for future empirical research are discussed. © 2012 Elsevier Inc..
Training attentional control and working memory - Is younger, better?S. V. Wass | G. Scerif | M. H. Johnson
Volume 32, Issue 4, December 2012, Pages 360-387
Authors have argued that various forms of interventions may be more effective in younger children. Is cognitive training also more effective, the earlier the training is applied? We review evidence suggesting that functional neural networks, including those subserving attentional control, may be more unspecialised and undifferentiated earlier in development. We also discuss evidence suggesting that certain skills such as attentional control may be important as 'hub' cognitive domains, gating the subsequent acquisition of skills in other areas. Both of these factors suggest that attentional training administered to younger individuals ought to be relatively more effective in improving cognitive functioning across domains. We evaluate studies that have administered forms of cognitive training targeting various subcomponents of attention and the closely related domain of working memory, and we contrast their reported transfer to distal cognitive domains as a function of the age of the participants. Although negative findings continue to be common in this literature we find that cognitive training applied to younger individuals tends to lead to significantly more widespread transfer of training effects. We conclude that future work in this area should concentrate on understanding early intensive training, and discuss a number of practical steps that might help to achieve this aim. © 2012 Elsevier Inc.
The complexity of developmental predictions from dual process modelsKeith E. Stanovich | Richard F. West | Maggie E. Toplak
Volume 31, Issues 2-3, September 2011, Pages 103-118
Drawing developmental predictions from dual-process theories is more complex than is commonly realized. Overly simplified predictions drawn from such models may lead to premature rejection of the dual process approach as one of many tools for understanding cognitive development. Misleading predictions can be avoided by paying attention to several cautions about the complexity of developmental extrapolations. The complexity of developmental predictions follows from the fact that overall normative responding at a given age derives from several different mental characteristics: (1) the developmental course of Type 1 processing, (2) the developmental course of Type 2 processing, (3) the acquisition of mindware usable by Type 1 processing, (4) the acquisition of mindware usable by Type 2 processing, and (5) the practicing of the mindware available to Type 2 processing to the extent that it is available to be processed in an autonomous manner. The complexity of all these interacting processes and sources of information can sometimes result in U-shaped developmental functions on some heuristics and biases tasks, making younger children look like they are responding more optimally than older children. This is particularly true when the youngest groups are ill-equipped to even understand the task and thus respond randomly. A final caution concerns terminology: The terms normative or rational should be reserved for responses and not attributed to subpersonal processes. © 2011 Elsevier Inc.
Mostly heterosexual as a distinct sexual orientation group: A systematic review of the empirical evidenceRitch C. Savin-Williams | Zhana Vrangalova
Volume 33, Issue 1, March 2013, Pages 58-88
We reviewed empirical evidence regarding whether mostly heterosexual exists as a sexual orientation distinct from two adjacent groups on a sexual continuum-exclusively heterosexual and substantially bisexual. We addressed the question: Do mostly heterosexuals show a unique profile of sexual and romantic characteristics that distinguishes them as a separate sexual orientation group? We found sufficient data in four areas to support an affirmative answer. Individuals who acknowledged a mostly heterosexual orientation were distinct from adjacent sexual orientation groups in having a small degree of same-sex sexual and/or romantic attraction and, occasionally, same-sex behavior; constituted a substantial prevalence in the population; were relatively stable in their orientation over time; and reported that this sexual identity was subjectively meaningful to them. Findings suggested that self-identification as mostly heterosexual or an acknowledgment of slight same-sex sexuality increases during the teenage years, peaks around the early twenties (somewhat sooner for men than women), and remains relatively high during young adulthood. Limited evidence suggested that prevalence is lower among older participants. These findings have implications for our conceptualization of sexual orientation as a continuum, the nature of sex differences in sexuality, developmental changes in sexuality, biologically based assessments of sexual orientation, and an etiological theory of mostly heterosexuality. © 2013 Elsevier Inc.
Planning in young children: A review and synthesisTeresa McCormack | Cristina M. Atance
Volume 31, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 1-31
Research on the development of planning is reviewed in the context of a framework that considers the role of three types of cognitive flexibility in planning development: event-independent temporal representation, executive function, and self-projection. It is argued that the emergence of planning abilities in the preschool period is dependent upon the development of event-independent temporal representation. Research on the development of executive function suggests that its sub-components, in particular inhibitory control, may be linked to developmental improvements on planning tasks. Recently, new paradigms have established that self-projection to the future appears to develop over the preschool period. We consider how these different forms of cognitive flexibility may themselves be related in development. © 2011 Elsevier Inc.
Detrimental psychological outcomes associated with pubertal timing in adolescent boysJane Mendle | Joseph Ferrero
Volume 32, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 49-66
Though often discussed as a discrete event, puberty comprises one segment of a larger developmental continuum and is notable for rapid transformation across a multitude of domains. While an earlier timing of puberty relative to peers stands as one of the most well-replicated antecedents of adolescent difficulties for girls, findings have been less consistent for boys' development. The current review synthesizes the research on pubertal timing and psychosocial development in adolescent boys. Results are evaluated in the context of three theoretical perspectives by which precocious development is believed to affect the emergence of adverse outcomes: biological, psychosocial and selection. © 2011 Elsevier Inc..
Motivational pathways to STEM career choices: Using expectancy-value perspective to understand individual and gender differences in STEM fieldsMing Te Wang | Jessica Degol
Volume 33, Issue 4, December 2013, Pages 304-340
The United States has made a significant effort and investment in STEM education, yet the size and the composition of the STEM workforce continues to fail to meet demand. It is thus important to understand the barriers and factors that influence individual educational and career choices. In this article, we conduct a literature review of the current knowledge surrounding individual and gender differences in STEM educational and career choices, using expectancy-value theory as a guiding framework. The overarching goal of this paper is to provide both a well-defined theoretical framework and complementary empirical evidence for linking specific sociocultural, contextual, biological, and psychological factors to individual and gender differences in STEM interests and choices. Knowledge gained through this review will eventually guide future research and interventions designed to enhance individual motivation and capacity to pursue STEM careers, particularly for females who are interested in STEM but may be constrained by misinformation or stereotypes. © 2013 Elsevier Inc.
Using E-Z Reader to examine the concurrent development of eye-movement control and reading skillErik D. Reichle | Simon P. Liversedge | Denis Drieghe | Hazel I. Blythe | Holly S S L Joseph | Sarah J. White | Keith Rayner
Volume 33, Issue 2, June 2013, Pages 110-149
Compared to skilled adult readers, children typically make more fixations that are longer in duration, shorter saccades, and more regressions, thus reading more slowly (Blythe & Joseph, 2011). Recent attempts to understand the reasons for these differences have discovered some similarities (e.g., children and adults target their saccades similarly; Joseph, Liversedge, Blythe, White, & Rayner, 2009) and some differences (e.g., children's fixation durations are more affected by lexical variables; Blythe, Liversedge, Joseph, White, & Rayner, 2009) that have yet to be explained. In this article, the E-Z Reader model of eye-movement control in reading (Reichle, 2011; Reichle, Pollatsek, Fisher, & Rayner, 1998) is used to simulate various eye-movement phenomena in adults vs. children in order to evaluate hypotheses about the concurrent development of reading skill and eye-movement behavior. These simulations suggest that the primary difference between children and adults is their rate of lexical processing, and that different rates of (post-lexical) language processing may also contribute to some phenomena (e.g., children's slower detection of semantic anomalies; Joseph et al., 2008). The theoretical implications of this hypothesis are discussed, including possible alternative accounts of these developmental changes, how reading skill and eye movements change across the entire lifespan (e.g., college-aged vs. older readers), and individual differences in reading ability. © 2013 Elsevier Inc.
Emotional availability (EA): Theoretical background, empirical research using the EA Scales, and clinical applicationsZeynep Biringen | Della Derscheid | Nicole Vliegen | Lia Closson | M. Ann Easterbrooks
Volume 34, Issue 2, January 2014, Pages 114-167
Emotional availability (EA), as a construct, refers to the capacity of a dyad to share an emotionally healthy relationship. The Emotional Availability (EA) Scales assess this construct using a multi-dimensional framework, with scales measuring the affect and behavior of both the child and adult partner (caregiver). The four caregiver components are sensitivity, structuring, non-intrusiveness, and non-hostility. The two child components are the child's responsiveness to the caregiver and the child's involvement of the caregiver. We first describe this relationship construct, look at psychometric properties in basic and prevention/intervention efforts, then review the extant empirical literature in order to examine the scope of studies assessing EA by using the EA Scales. We also explore its use in clinical practice. Throughout, we critically evaluate the knowledge base in this area as well as identify areas for further growth. © 2014 Elsevier Inc.
Children's autobiographical memories across the years: Forensic implications of childhood amnesia and eyewitness memory for stressful eventsCarole Peterson
Volume 32, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 287-306
This is a review of two bodies of research conducted by myself and my colleagues that is relevant to child witness issues, namely childhood amnesia and children's eyewitness memory for stressful events. Although considerable research over the years has investigated the phenomenon of childhood amnesia in adults, only recently has it begun to be investigated in children. For them, the age of earliest memory is a moving target over their early years. However, there is nonetheless both variation between children in how early their first memories are as well as variation between memories in terms of likelihood of being retained, and some factors influencing both are explored. In terms of eyewitness memory for stressful events, 2-13-year-old children who had been injured seriously enough to require emergency room medical treatment were interviewed. Long-term memory for these stressful events was traced, and factors influencing that retention were investigated. The findings from both areas of research have implications for developmental forensic psychology. © 2012 Elsevier Inc.
To belief or not belief: Children's theory of mindTed Ruffman
Volume 34, Issue 3, January 2014, Pages 265-293
This paper provides a minimalist framework for understanding the development of children's theory of mind (ToM). First, I provide a critical analysis of rich interpretations of ToM tasks tapping infants' understanding of perception, goals, intentions, and false beliefs. I argue that the current consensus that infants understand mental states is premature, and instead, that excellent statistical learning skills and attention to human faces and motion enable infants' very good performance, and reflect an implicit understanding of behavior. Children subsequently develop an explicit understanding of mental states through talk from parents and siblings, their developing language abilities, and their developing distinction between self and other. The paper also examines corollary theories such as the idea that there are subsystems of a theory of mind (ToM), that infants use rules on false belief tasks, that minimalist theory is post hoc, and that parallel onset of success on different ToM tasks indicates an underlying ToM. The paper concludes by considering previous arguments against minimalist interpretations of infant performance. © 2014 Elsevier Inc.
Children's scientific curiosity: In search of an operational definition of an elusive conceptJamie Jirout | David Klahr
Volume 32, Issue 2, June 2012, Pages 125-160
Although curiosity is an undeniably important aspect of children's cognitive development, a universally accepted operational definition of children's curiosity does not exist. Almost all of the research on measuring curiosity has focused on adults, and has used predominately questionnaire-type measures that are not appropriate for young children. In this review we (a) synthesize the range of definitions and measures of children's curiosity and (b) propose a new operational definition and measurement procedure for assessing and advancing scientific curiosity in young children. In the first part of the paper, we summarize Loewenstein's (1994) review of theoretical perspectives on adult curiosity, and critically evaluate a wide range of efforts to create and implement operational measures of curiosity, focusing mainly on behavioral measures of curiosity in children. In the second part, we return to Loewenstein's theory and present an argument for adopting his " information-gap" theory of curiosity as a framework for reviewing various procedures that have been suggested for measuring children's exploratory curiosity. Finally, we describe a new paradigm for measuring exploratory curiosity in preschool children, defining curiosity as the threshold of desired uncertainty in the environment that leads to exploratory behavior. We present data demonstrating the reliability and validity of this measure, discuss initial results on developmental differences in young children's curiosity, and conclude with a general summary and suggestions for future research. © 2012 Elsevier Inc..
Interventions to reduce prejudice and enhance inclusion and respect for ethnic differences in early childhood: A systematic reviewFrances E. Aboud | Colin Tredoux | Linda R. Tropp | Christia Spears Brown | Ulrike Niens | Noraini M. Noor
Volume 32, Issue 4, December 2012, Pages 307-336
A systematic review was conducted of studies evaluating the effects of interventions aimed at reducing ethnic prejudice and discrimination in young children. Articles published between 1980 and 2010 and including children of 8. years and under were identified, harvested, and assessed for quality, both for the exposure/program as well as for the evaluation. In total, 32 studies (14 contact and 18 media or instruction) yielded 62 effects on attitudes and 59 effects on peer relations. An overall count of the positive (40%), non-significant (50%), and negative effects (10%) indicate a mixed picture. Overall, more attitude effects (55%) than peer relations effects (25%) were positive, and media/instruction (47%) was more successful than contact (36%). Most of the effects were observed with children from a majority ethnicity: 67% of the attitude effects were positive, and media/instruction and contact were equally effective at delivering these. Few differences were found as a function of the quality of the exposure and evaluation, but differences were found depending on the context of exposure (naturally occurring or experimental manipulation) and research design (random assignment or self-selection). In conclusion, the findings were more mixed than expected, though sufficiently strong studies exist to provide lessons for future research. © 2012 Elsevier Inc.
Gender differences in autobiographical memory: Developmental and methodological considerationsAzriel Grysman | Judith A. Hudson
Volume 33, Issue 3, September 2013, Pages 239-272
Gender differences have surfaced in inconsistent ways in autobiographical memory studies. When apparent, researchers find gender differences such that women report more vivid memory experiences than men and women include more details about emotions, about other people, and about the meaningfulness of their memories. Specifically, females include more emotion, more elaboration, and a greater sense of connectedness to others in their narratives, and we consider the possible connection between these tendencies and women's advantage on a number of autobiographical and episodic memory tasks. However, not all studies of autobiographical memory find gender differences. We propose that gender differences in autobiographical memory development and interpersonal socialization contribute to the differences found, and that gender differences can be attributed, at least in part, to the influence of conversations with parents when autobiographical memory skills are developing. An examination of studies in which gender differences are not found suggests that specific instructions, context, gender salience, and the type of autobiographical memory measure used can mitigate gender differences. We conclude by outlining future directions for research, including longitudinal studies and experiments designed to systematically examine gender in autobiographical memory for its own sake. © 2013 Elsevier Inc.
Dual systems Competence ←-→ Procedural processing: A relational developmental systems approach to reasoningRobert B. Ricco | Willis F. Overton
Volume 31, Issues 2-3, September 2011, Pages 119-150
Many current psychological models of reasoning minimize the role of deductive processes in human thought. In the present paper, we argue that deduction is an important part of ordinary cognition and we propose that a dual systems Competence ←-→ Procedural processing model conceptualized within relational developmental systems theory offers the most coherent and productive framework for integrating and explaining the sometimes conflicting findings on the development of deductive reasoning across the lifespan. This model invokes a distinction that is quite similar to, though not identical with, the system 2-system 1 dichotomy employed in other dual systems models. In addition, the Competence ←-→ Procedural processing model maintains the more specific distinction between algorithmic and reflective subsystems of system 2. In this account, the algorithmic system is represented as a kind of mental logic while the reflective system is the seat of practical and epistemic self-regulation, including emergent epistemic and metalogical norms. While the proposed systems of mind often appear as split-off component features in other dual systems models, relational developmental systems theory conceives of them as the highly complex and relationally integrated outcome of a self-organizing and self-regulating adaptive developmental process. © 2011 Elsevier Inc.
Sampling in developmental science: Situations, shortcomings, solutions, and standardsMarc H. Bornstein | Justin Jager | Diane L. Putnick
Volume 33, Issue 4, December 2013, Pages 357-370
Sampling is a key feature of every study in developmental science. Although sampling has far-reaching implications, too little attention is paid to sampling. Here, we describe, discuss, and evaluate four prominent sampling strategies in developmental science: population-based probability sampling, convenience sampling, quota sampling, and homogeneous sampling. We then judge these sampling strategies by five criteria: whether they yield representative and generalizable estimates of a study's target population, whether they yield representative and generalizable estimates of subsamples within a study's target population, the recruitment efforts and costs they entail, whether they yield sufficient power to detect subsample differences, and whether they introduce "noise" related to variation in subsamples and whether that "noise" can be accounted for statistically. We use sample composition of gender, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status to illustrate and assess the four sampling strategies. Finally, we tally the use of the four sampling strategies in five prominent developmental science journals and make recommendations about best practices for sample selection and reporting. © 2013 Published by Elsevier Inc.
The construct of psychophysiological reactivity: Statistical and psychometric issuesKeith B. Burt | Jelena Obradović
Volume 33, Issue 1, March 2013, Pages 29-57
The purpose of this paper is to review major statistical and psychometric issues impacting the study of psychophysiological reactivity and discuss their implications for applied developmental researchers. We first cover traditional approaches such as the observed difference score (DS) and the observed residual score (RS), including a review of classic and recent research on their reliability and validity from two related bodies of work: the measurement of change and the Law of Initial Values. Second, we review several types of latent variable modeling in this context: latent difference score (LDS) models, latent residual score (LRS) models, latent state-trait (LST) models, and latent growth curve (LGC) models. Finally, we provide broad guidelines for applied researchers broken down by key stages of a psychophysiological project: study planning, data analysis, and reporting of results. Our recommendations highlight the need for (1) increased attention to the ubiquitous nature of measurement error in observed variables and the importance of employing latent variable models when possible, and (2) increased specification of theories relating to the construct of reactivity, especially in regards to the distinction between baseline arousal and change over time in broader systems of variables. © 2012 Elsevier Inc.
The infant EEG mu rhythm: Methodological considerations and best practicesKimberly Cuevas | Erin N. Cannon | Kathryn Yoo | Nathan A. Fox
Volume 34, Issue 1, March 2014, Pages 26-43
The EEG mu rhythm, recorded from scalp regions overlying the sensorimotor cortex, appears to exhibit mirroring properties: It is reactive when performing an action and when observing another perform the same action. Recently, there has been an exponential increase in developmental mu rhythm research, partially due to the mu rhythm's potential role in our understanding of others' actions as well as a variety of other social and cognitive processes (e.g., imitation, theory of mind, language). Unfortunately, various methodological issues impede integrating these findings into a comprehensive theory of mu rhythm development. The present manuscript provides a review of the infant mu rhythm literature while focusing on current methodological problems that impede between study comparisons. By highlighting these issues and providing an in depth description and analysis we aim to heighten awareness and propose guidelines (when possible) that will promote rigorous infant mu rhythm research and facilitate between study comparisons. This paper is intended as a resource for developmental scientists, regardless of EEG expertise. © 2013 Elsevier Inc.
Whom do children copy? Model-based biases in social learningLara A. Wood | Rachel L. Kendal | Emma G. Flynn
Volume 33, Issue 4, December 2013, Pages 341-356
This review investigates the presence of young children's model-based cultural transmission biases in social learning, arguing that such biases are adaptive and flexible. Section 1 offers five propositions regarding the presence and direction of model-based transmission biases in young children's copying of a model. Section 2 discusses the cognitive abilities required for differing model-based biases and tracks their development in early childhood. Section 3 suggests future areas of research including considering the social aspect of model-based biases and understanding their use within a comparative perspective. © 2013 Elsevier Inc.
A model of communicative perspective-taking for typical and atypical populations of childrenElizabeth S. Nilsen | Agnieszka M. Fecica
Volume 31, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 55-78
Successful communication requires that individuals attend to the perspective of their conversational partners and use this information to modify their behavior accordingly. This paper presents a framework by which to understand children's communicative perspective-taking skills and, within this framework, outlines three routes by which children's communicative perspective-taking performance can be disrupted. First, children may have difficulty in communicative contexts due to deficits in mentalizing ability whereby they are unable to appreciate another's perspective. Second, children may have intact mentalizing abilities but do not have the cognitive skills to support the use of this information when generating communicative behaviors. Third, decreased social exposure may lead to exacerbated deficits in either mentalizing ability or the use of mentalistic information within communicative contexts. Patterns within both typical and atypical populations (i.e., autism, ADHD, and mood disorders) are reviewed. © 2011 Elsevier Inc.
Understanding youth antisocial behavior using neuroscience through a developmental psychopathology lens: Review, integration, and directions for researchLuke W. Hyde | Daniel S. Shaw | Ahmad R. Hariri
Volume 33, Issue 3, September 2013, Pages 168-223
Youth antisocial behavior (AB) is an important public health concern impacting perpetrators, victims, and society. Functional neuroimaging is becoming a more common and useful modality for understanding neural correlates of youth AB. Although there has been a recent increase in neuroimaging studies of youth AB and corresponding theoretical articles on the neurobiology of AB, there has been little work critically examining the strengths and weaknesses of individual studies and using this knowledge to inform the design of future studies. Additionally, research on neuroimaging and youth AB has not been integrated within the broader framework of developmental psychopathology. Thus, this paper provides an in-depth review of the youth AB functional neuroimaging literature with the following goals: (1) to evaluate how this literature has informed our understanding of youth AB, (2) to evaluate current neuroimaging studies of youth AB from a developmental psychopathology perspective with a focus on integrating research from neuroscience and developmental psychopathology, as well as placing this research in the context of other related areas (e.g., psychopathy, molecular genetics), and (3) to examine strengths and weaknesses of neuroimaging and behavioral studies of youth AB to suggest how future studies can develop a more informed and integrated understanding of youth AB. © 2013 Elsevier Inc.


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I figured the odds were good that Andrew Bynum would miss some time during the season. He has been injury prone during his career, so the chances are fairly high that he would get banged up once again. Little did I expect such a thing would happen before the season even started.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Here it is, friends, the big kahuna. It's like when your friends sit around and say, "what are your top 30 Arnold Schwarzenegger movies?" Only instead of that, it's me telling you the top 100 basketball players for fantasy basketball purposes.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Today we take a look at Power Forwards, perhaps the most versatile position in the NBA. Coaches like to slot these guys in the Center position, move them to fill in at Small Forward, and take them to the bowling alley for some downtime.Please, blog, may I have some more?
For a Washington Wizards team that ranked 27th in the NBA in three-point shooting over the past two years, Bradley Beal will be a very welcome edition. The Wizards must have cast some spell on me (expelliarmus!) because I look at that starting-five and I think, "Wow, Washington actually isn't so bad!" Well, don't get me wrong, they are still pretty bad.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Well, here we are fantasy baskethoopers (<– my mentally ill uncle's term, often sputtered out in between foul-language rants about the garbage man); the final day of your fantasy basketball season (unless you're in a playoff format in which you did not make the finals.Please, blog, may I have some more?
22% of ESPN leagues. That's the ownership % of Avery Bradley. Or maybe the % of managers who are still vying for some sort of title (The true test… David Lee was deemed out for the season over the weekend and he is still owned in 65% of leagues.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Maybe I'm bad luck and every time I post there are a bunch of guys who get injured. Or maybe this season is just too whacky. Whatever the case may be, there was alot of players who didn't play last night due to injuries or some other reason.Please, blog, may I have some more?
In non-NBA news, Kentucky defeated Kansas 67-59 to win the national title (and hopefully your bracket. Actually your coworker who picked teams based on mascots probably won it). Maybe Anthony Davis will finally shave off his playoff Unibrow… Hmmm playoffs.Please, blog, may I have some more?
The theme this season has been injuries. If you've been able to avoid them then you're probably sitting real pretty right now as we go into the playoffs/end of the regular season. However, if you drafted Eric Gordon, Andrew Bogut, Danilo Gallinari, etc.Please, blog, may I have some more?

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Storage Replication Adapter(SRA) is a plug-in for VMware Site Recovery Manager(SRM). It extends SRM capabilities and offer customer a array-based replication across sites in private cloud environments. IBM SRA Work Mode CSS SRA team is responsible for...
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Preventing 'normal' users accessing Maximo during configuration changes and testing Blog de comunidad
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This weekend's Leeds Festival will go ahead as planned, following an emergency meeting of the City Council last night, at which a last minute attempt was made to pull the plug on the festival.
As we reported previously, festival opposition groups had picked up on a planning technicality, where permission had not been obtained for a temporary road to the site at Bramham Park near the city and had exploited this to try to get the festival stopped, less than 72 hours before the first band was due to perform.
Tory councilor John Proctor was seeking an injunction to stop the roads being used, which may well have prevented the festival from taking place, leaving inadequate access routes.
He claimed that: "If fans can't get onto the site, then I don't see how it can take place. This may seem an extreme stance but we surely cannot afford to send out the message that people don't need to apply for planning permission in Leeds if they don't feel like it."
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Based partly on optimism and partly on weighing the odds -- a forecast of near-certainty for rain on the proposed rain date -- the BBQ grills for the 2012 Employee Appreciation Day were lit on Tuesday, June 5. In spite of the prospect of rain, approximately 1,500 members of the Einstein community turned out to enjoy hot dogs, burgers and veggie burgers with all the fixings, music provided by master DJ John Schmidt (who also is a member of the mail room staff), and the fun games and raffles organized by human resources staff.
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Folger Education staff recently attended and presented workshops on teaching Shakespeare at the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) Convention in Chicago. The convention celebrated the 100th birthday of NCTE, and it offered teachers in attendance many sessions that focused on the new Common Core State Standards set for implementation in schools from approximately 46 states… Continue Reading »
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~by Jess Jung Shakespeare for a New Generation is a national program of the National Endowment for the Arts in cooperation with Arts Midwest. When I first walked into Ballou High School I was intimidated. I didn't exactly…fit in. Nevertheless, I handed my I.D. to the security guard, placed my purse onto the black conveyer… Continue Reading »
Very often, it is not necessary to teach the history behind Shakespeare's plays to enjoy them in the classroom. It is merely enough to speak the words, explore the text, and get to know the characters. If possible, however, the influence of monarchs on Shakespeare's plays can be just as interesting. How is Macbeth a dramatization of the… Continue Reading »
Recently the internet was abuzz with excitement over a secretly produced film of Much Ado About Nothing directed by Joss Whedon. Mostly, probably, because it's one of the most well-loved nerds ever directing a cast of a few more of the most well-loved nerds. I excitedly shared this information with my High School Fellowship mentees the… Continue Reading »
Shakespeare entered the world of iPods, iPhones, iPads, and all Android devices early on. App designers found that using the complete works was cheap and easy as the texts were already available in the public domain. Just take a look at the iTunes store and you'll see a variety of Apps, from Shakespeare Pro to… Continue Reading »
~by Carol Ann Lloyd Stanger I was lucky enough to greet a group of students participating in the Shakespeare Steps Out program this morning. Two schools joined us at Folger Shakespeare Library for a tour of the building, a discussion of Shakespeare's times, and a hands-on stage combat workshop. Bringing these children into the library… Continue Reading »
November has been "National Novel Writing Month," since 1999, and it's still gaining ground. The concept is that every day in November is spent working on a rough draft of a full-length novel – producing about 1699 words per day. It's intense, but the site above offers pep talks, word count badges, and other incentives… Continue Reading »
After the highly anticipated opening of ANONYMOUS last weekend (well, there were a few people I'm sure who almost had to wait on line to see it), the excitement has diminished significantly. Two people I know were underwhelmed by the experience of seeing it. My sense is that this is the reaction the vast majority… Continue Reading »


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Hotel Sorolla Centro - Valencia
Housed in a modern 8-story building, the Sorolla is one of the best value for money residences in Valencia city center, accommodating business travelers as well as visitors to the famous Las Fallas spring festivals or regular tourists.
The Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias boasts an exceptional mix of historic Moorish, Catholic, and Roman remnants that has recently been upgraded by outstanding contemporary architecture, all within easy reach of the Hotel Sorolla. Go for a short stroll through this unique urban patchwork to see some major sights, including the Plaza de Toros, the Plaza de l'Ajuntament, and the Mercado Central market, or visit the Queen Sofia Palace of the Arts. Residence guests are also as close as possible to Valencia's main plaza, the Town Hall Square.
At the beat of the city!
If you are looking for great value comfort residences near Valencia train station, the Sorolla Centro merits your full attention. Located at just 0.13 miles (200 meters) from the main railway station and at 0.38 miles (600 meters) from the Joaquín Sorolla Railway Station for high-speed rails, you're always in the vicinity of the next departing train.
Whether you want to stay in Valencia just for one night or plan to spend your full vacation in this gorgeous Spanish city, the friendly staff at the Hotel Sorolla Centro will make sure it will be a memorable holiday. Residence guests will discover fascinating museums, tempting shopping locations, as well as some of the Top 10 bars and restaurants, all at a stone's throw from their lodging.
Business in Valencia!
Are you traveling for work or even want to organize a business event while in Valencia? Located in the very heart of downtown, this 3-star city residence in Valencia, Spain, is prepared for any occasion with its 2 fully-equipped meeting rooms. The Ponente meeting room, with its 323 square feet (30 square meters) of floor space, is designed for smaller parties, and the larger Levante, with 735.5 square feet (70 square meters), offers a dignified setting for your every professional or private happening at the Hotel Sorolla.
Please note: guests of the Sorolla Centro Valencia Spain can park their car in a nearby private parking lot for a special rate. Pets and service animals are not permitted.
Hotel Sorolla Centro - Valencia
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 58 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 8 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-3:00 AM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
- Discounted offsite parking
Other information
- Resort fee included
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 2
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- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Sofa bed
- Balcony or patio
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
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- In-room safe
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- Resort fee
Optional extras
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 9.90 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.4 /5 from 137 reviews
This is an excellent hotel - couldn't be more central, and at a reasonable price.
Excellent location, on the edge of town centre, everything is walking distance. Metro 50 metres away with train to airport or beach. Bars and restaurants everywhere. My room had a balcony overlooking the bars but noise was not a problem. Rooms were cleaned well every day, staff were polite and helpful. Breakfast was optional extra, reasonable value at 9.90 Euros with average coffee, fruit juice, fresh fruit, cereal, pastries and cooked eggs, bacon and frankfurters served in smart room. We are 4 middle aged blokes who go away every year to watch a football match, do a little sightseeing and sample the local beer. We are not fussy but we do like value for money and all agreed this was one of the best hotels we have stayed in.
Room good very clean bed a little hard for my liking but overall pleased with my choice of hotel. Unfortunately weather awful so would have liked a resident lounge for coffee. Finally a good accessible choice for exploring the lovely city of Valencia
Excellent location, near the city center. Walking distance from all the main interest.
We appreciated the warm welcome as well as the quietness. Despite of the activities just outside on the street, it was quiet. Breakfast buffet was good. Room was clean and nicely furnished, but almost no dayligt (only light well) Receptionists were very friendly and helpful. We'd stay there again.


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I have a good sense of humor and have been compared to Dane Cook on several different occasions. I don't mind the spotlight at all and if it's making people laugh I can just as easily make fun of myself as I can others. Sarcasm is my second language so I know how to dish out quick remarks but I also know how to receive them if you can keep up. I'm genuine and I don't play games. What you see if what you get, if you don't like what's in front of you I'm sure someone else might or will. I don't hide anything and wear my heart on my sleeve. I know what to say and when to say it and I also know when to keep my mouth shut and listen. Life is way too short to complain about everything. Life isn't fair so why not accept it and just live every day to the fullest instead of worrying what could have been or worrying about trifle matters. It's not worth it.
I am a writer and an artist. I draw anything in my spare time. I wanted to be an animator when I was younger so it became a cause of habit. I have started several novels and intend on finishing and revising each one to get them published. Even if they don't I like to write anyway. I am very good with words and could write you an essay on almost anything in under and hour. I work for the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Yankees as part of the suites floor management teams. To conclude if you've read this far, I like to live by this motto "you only live once but if you do it right once is enough." If I left anything out feel free to ask.
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There's no special term for a woman pirate technically, a woman pirate is still a pirate.
Women pirates were a relatively rare occurrence but nether-the-less some female pirates did exist. Women were considered to be an undesirable addition to a pirate ship. All famous pirates had their own Pirate Code of Conduct which was agreed between the crew and Captain. These codes were governed by their own laws, called Articles. Article VI of the Pirate Code agreed by Bartholomew Roberts (Black Bart) and his pirate crew in the Shipboard Articles of 1721 stated:
- No boy or woman to be allowed amongst them. If any man shall be found seducing any of the latter sex and carrying her to sea in disguise he shall suffer death.
Women were known to get over such codes by cross-dressing. Females dressed as men in order to seek their fortune, or to follow husbands to sea. The most famous women pirates included Anne Bonney and Mary Read.
The most famous woman pirates were:
- Anne Bonny (1719-1720) Female Pirate of the Caribbean
- Mary Read - Famous English Female Pirate of the Caribbean
- Lady Killigrew (1530-1570)
- Grace O'Malley - Famous Irish woman pirate who commanded three galleys and 200 men
- Mrs. Peter Lambert of Aldeburgh, Suffolk
- Jacquotte Delahaye - Female Pirate of the Caribbean
- Anne Dieu-le-veut - Female Pirate of the Caribbean
- Charlotte de Berry - Woman pirate
- Mrs Ching - Chinese wife of a pirate who turned to Piracy after his death
- Mary Crickett (or Crichett) was a female pirate who was hung
When you think of pirates, you're likely picturing bearded buccaneers or peg-legged scalawags with names like Blackbeard, Barbarossa, and Calico Jack. While most pirates were men, there were women in these ranks of raiders who were just as merciless, notorious, and feared. Spanning the globe and centuries, Mentalfloss.com introduce you to the infamous she-pirates of the seven seas.


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The Blizzard of Odd (RTE2) is back, saying those things about Montrose programmes that everyone thinks but only a few dare utter and usually not with the gleeful venom that presenter Colin Murphy brings to his put-downs.
He was in fine form in this week's edition. "Thick is the new gay," he observed of The Dinner Party's moronic inanities, while of Winning Streak he concluded that "many TV programmes suck but none has ever sucked with such eye-popping abandon as this one".
Then, after noting the ubiquitous phenomenon that is Ryan Tubridy ("one person with the talent of half a person doing the job of four people"), he concentrated his mind on The Big Bow Wow: "You can sue McDonald's if you get fat, you can sue Marlboro if you get cancer, you can try suing Guinness for all the ugly people you've shagged, but you can't sue your TV for exposing you to this." It was a series that reduced the viewer from a state of "torpor" to one of "stupor".
Well, perhaps the kindest thing that can be said of RTE2's new series, Love is the Drug, is that it's not The Big Bow Wow, though there are superficial similarities.
It, too, features a bunch of young people in search of fulfilment, it also spends much of its time in a nightclub, it's filmed in the same skittery style and it contains just as many implausible moments, but you're not as scornful of its ineptitude as you were of The Big Bow Wow's.
For one thing, its characters, rather than being cardboard cut-outs, have a life of their own. The three young Drogheda brothers around whom the action (such as it is) revolves are distinct and recognisable personalities and each of the young women who are their objects of desire has a convincing individuality, too.
That's crucial because, frankly, the plot devices are so threadbare and hackneyed as to be worth no one's attention. I never thought, for instance, I'd ever again see a scene in which a young guy, too embarrassed to ask for condoms from a chemist, buys up half the shop's other items instead. (Anyway, why didn't he just get them from the vending machine in the club where he works?)
No, it's not up to much and, after this opening hour, I can't really see where director and co-writer Darren Thornton means to take it over the next few episodes, or why I should be expected to stay with it. But there's a basic sweetness to it that's endearing and I thought Allen Leech and Ruth Negga in the central roles are very natural and charming. Note their names.
Some colleagues told me that I missed the point last week about the opening instalment of Legal Eagles (RTE1), which I thought far too pleased with the limited access it was granted to lawyers for its own good. They felt that the programme was, in fact, quite subversive, letting the young lawyers it interviewed hang themselves with their rarefied, snobbish observations.
I still don't see it like that but there was certainly more substance to the second programme - especially about what solicitors and barristers actually do - and a little more bite, too. The young woman lawyer who featured prominently in the first programme was mysteriously missing but the Hooray Henry guy was still there, as were the two young barristers who are engaged to each other. This pair were even more unlikeably smug than in the first programme and more nakedly attention-seeking, too, going so far as to welcome the filmmakers to their wedding and puffing the publisher of their legal books in their wedding speech. And I cherished the moment when the woman, contemplating her years as an apprentice barrister, said in aghast tones that "someone in a shop" could be "earning more money than you".
Someone earning a lot more than that is celebrity lawyer Gerald Kean and he was filmed in his Killiney pile opening a Denny's tinned pie as the camera panned around the photographs of famous clients on the walls. Don't ask me where the pie fitted into this bling-bling scenario. It certainly wasn't humble.
The Hidden History documentary about Kevin O'Higgins (RTE1) was written, produced and directed by Ted Dolan and had all the unshowy virtues you'd expect from this source. In other words, it was well-structured and intelligent, which aren't qualities you can take for granted in RTE anymore.
What gave the film an added interest is that Higgins remains among the most shadowy figures of his era, lamented by some as a lost leader and reviled by others as a cold proponent of judicious assassination but little talked about - and hardly known by a generation which has some inkling of the importance of Eamon De Valera and Michael Collins in the creation of modern Ireland. This film told his story with exemplary lucidity and gave some real sense of the man, too, though it's impossible to fully unlock the character of someone who could order the summary execution of his best friend Rory O'Connor - "the bestest best man that ever rounded up a bridegroom," as O'Higgins lovingly wrote to O'Connor from his honeymoon suite in London a year earlier.
As Scott Fitzgerald wrote, "no amount of fire or freshness can challenge what a man may store up in his ghostly heart."
On Questions and Answers (RTE1), audience member Hilda Geraghty was unhappy that film censor John Kelleher had given a certificate to Michael Winterbottom's latest film, 'Nine Songs'. I gather the film is sexually explicit, but I haven't seen it as it hasn't been shown here yet and Ms Geraghty gave no indication that she had seen it, either. Still, she felt sure that the film "will arouse a high degree of gratification". Only if you let it, Hilda.
Panellist Ronan Mullen, described as a barrister and columnist, called the film "blatantly exploitative", though he hadn't seen it, either. I thought barristers were supposed to base their arguments on evidence.
Finally back to Ryan Tubridy, about whom I feel more charitable than Colin Murphy does. His interview with Miriam Ahern on Tubridy Tonight (RTE1) had its awkward moments, but that was because Mrs Ahern, who seemed a very nice person, was a nervous guest with an obvious sense of her own privacy. The host, though, handled the conversation with warmth and tact. I think he's growing into his new role. firstname.lastname@example.com


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