2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jecp.2015.04.004
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The role of consensus and culture in children’s imitation of inefficient actions

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“…(Berndt, 1979Walker & Andrade, 1996. (Claidière & Whiten, 2012;DiYanni, Corriveau, Kurkul, Nasrini, & Nini, 2015;Haun, van Leeuwen, & Edelson, 2013;Nielsen, Moore, & Mohamedally, 2012). Arguably the most striking cases of conformity are situations in which preschoolers conform to others' judgments even when they themselves know better (Corriveau & Harris, 2010;Corriveau, Kim, Song, & Harris, 2013;Walker & Andrade, 1996).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Berndt, 1979Walker & Andrade, 1996. (Claidière & Whiten, 2012;DiYanni, Corriveau, Kurkul, Nasrini, & Nini, 2015;Haun, van Leeuwen, & Edelson, 2013;Nielsen, Moore, & Mohamedally, 2012). Arguably the most striking cases of conformity are situations in which preschoolers conform to others' judgments even when they themselves know better (Corriveau & Harris, 2010;Corriveau, Kim, Song, & Harris, 2013;Walker & Andrade, 1996).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is some evidence linking this individual variation to other individual differences, such as personality (87) or intelligence (88,89), but these correlations are weak and exploratory. There is also evidence of cross-cultural variation in social learning, specifically higher social learning in collectivistic East Asian societies than in individualistic Western societies (90,91). Similar individual and cultural variation in nonexperimental data suggests that this finding is not just a laboratory artifact (92).…”
Section: Recent Research Trendsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…. ]89 % of 3-4-year-olds choose to use the Functionally-Affordant tool over the Non-Affordant tool to crush a cookie when both tools are modeled with equal intention" (DiYanni & Kelemen, 2008;DiYanni et al, 2015). The prior probability on w was left uniform because both tools are equally novel, but P (b|¬k, w) was altered such that an unknowledgeable informant should guess the affordant tool was best 89 % of the time.…”
Section: Modeling Individual Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%