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10/10 feedback!

(4/3) Huge thanks to the research group that spearheaded this project many moons ago so we could put a bow on it this week!
@koeun.bsky.social
(co-first author), Libby Barak, Liz Lapidow, Jennifer Austin,
@patrickshafto.bsky.social & @ebonawitz.bsky.social

(3/3) Younger children ask more learning-related questions to adults, whereas older children distribute their questions more evenly between adults and themselves, highlighting age-related differences in how children ask questions and maybe engage in self-explanation effects!

(2/3) Even in less structured settings like free play, children are strategic in their question-asking behavior, choosing to ask a higher % of questions when speaking to adults compared to peers or themselves, particularly with questions that support broader learning goals!

Hypothetically if you *did* want to climb a totally-not-horror-filled real hill shaped like that, can I recommend one a short drive away? 😅

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totally a ground breaking field 😅

cocodev-bonawitz projects.iq.harvard.edu/ccdlab/home
cocodev-ullman cocodev.org

clearly *discovering new possibilities*