Social categorization is a universal mechanism for making sense of a vast social world with
roots in perceptual, conceptual, and social systems. These systems emerge strikingly early …

The population of multiracial youth in the United States is expected to grow in the coming
decades (exceeding 11% by 2060). In this article, we aim to convince child development …

Psychology has made tremendous strides in understanding the effects that social stimuli
have on attention. However, one aspect that has received relatively less consideration is the …

Abstract This Presidential Address is aimed at considering how infant development can be
understood in terms of developmental cascades. Adopting a developmental cascades …

Visual attention develops rapidly and significantly during the first postnatal years. At birth,
infants have poor visual acuity, poor head and neck control, and as a result have little …

This study evaluated the effectiveness of a vicarious contact intervention program for
improving knowledge and attitudes of Jewish-Israeli secular and religious children …

Face-processing abilities are biased such that some faces are differentiated, recognized,
and identified more readily than others. Across the first year of life, experience with faces …

Little is known about how infants born and raised in a multiracial environment process own‐
and other‐race faces. We investigated face recognition of 3‐to 4‐month‐old (N= 36) and 8 …

Bilingualism exerts early and pervasive effects on cognition, observable in infancy. Thus far,
investigations of infant bilingual cognition have focused on sensitivity to visual memory …

This preregistered study examined how face masks influenced face memory in a North
American sample of 6‐to 9‐month‐old infants (N= 58) born during the COVID‐19 pandemic …