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Scientists might have found the ideal way to get your toddler to do what you want

July 20, 2019

Emily Sumner, cog sci, via Science Alert, July 20, 2019

Coming in second might get your kids to eat more vegetables

July 18, 2019

Emily Sumner, cog sci, in Arcamax, July 18, 2019

Photo of the Day: 'Taiwan clichés, inaccuracies, and bad takes' bingo

July 18, 2019

Lev Nachman, poli sci, in Taiwan News, July 18, 2019

Here's a trick to help your toddler make healthy choices

July 17, 2019

Emily Sumner, cog sci, in the Houston Chronicle, July 17, 2019

Why your toddler gets mad when you give them what they wanted

July 15, 2019

Emily Sumner, cognitive sciences, explains in Life Hacker

Economic perspective on a changing world

July 10, 2019

Graduate student Neil Bennett earns recognition, funding for service and research

Toddlers tend to opt for the last thing in a set, so craft your questions carefully

July 10, 2019

Emily Sumner, cog sci, in Science News, July 10, 2019

How fears of 'mainlandization' fuel Hong Kong's mass protests

July 3, 2019

Social sciences grad students Nathan Kar Ming Chan, Lev Nachman, and Chit Wai John Mok explain in The Washington Post, July 3, 2019

Babies prefer those who defer in conflicts, toddlers pick winners

July 2, 2019

Studies find children develop characteristically human preferences between ages 16 and 21 months

The "recency effect" is especially pronounced in children - an important finding for researchers and parents

July 1, 2019

Emily Sumner, cog sci, in The British Psychological Society, July 1, 2019

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Scientists might have found the ideal way to get your toddler to do what you want

Coming in second might get your kids to eat more vegetables

Photo of the Day: 'Taiwan clichés, inaccuracies, and bad takes' bingo

Here's a trick to help your toddler make healthy choices

Why your toddler gets mad when you give them what they wanted

Economic perspective on a changing world

Toddlers tend to opt for the last thing in a set, so craft your questions carefully

How fears of 'mainlandization' fuel Hong Kong's mass protests

Babies prefer those who defer in conflicts, toddlers pick winners

The "recency effect" is especially pronounced in children - an important finding for researchers and parents

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