Wonder Kids is a series of virtual talks on the fascinating world of child development, hosted each month.
The Ask A Developmental Psychologist series features Q&A sessions with the directors of UBC’s Early Development Research Group.
Have you ever wondered why babies behave in certain ways or how children develop essential skills? Perhaps, you’ve just been curious about what certain psychological concepts mean? This is your chance to ask some of the world’s leading experts in the field!
Speaker:
Dr. Andrew Baron, Professor and Developmental Area Coordinator
Topic:
Infants and children’s understanding of social groups and social dominance
Description:
As adults, we may have faced situations that challenged our harmful stereotypes about different social groups and had to take steps to unlearn them. What about infants and young children? How and when do they develop preferences for and stereotypes about social groups, and what strategies can caregivers use to foster greater tolerance in their reasoning? In this Q&A session, Dr. Baron from the Social Cognitive Development Lab will answer all your questions about infants and children’s understanding of social groups and social dominance.
Register for Dr. Baron’s talk here!
