Project results presented at the International Conference on Infant Studies, June 30 - 3 July 2018 Philadelphia, USA

 
Symposia and Posters, see abstracts below: 
1. Bas Jesús, Sebastian-Galles Nuria. The role of social status in social selectivity: infants are sensitive to social status when predicting others' social relationships
2. Colomer M., Bas J., Sebastián-Gallés N. The role of rationality in social selectivity: infants’ preferences are guided by the perceived rationality in agents’ behaviors. 
3. Fort M, Burgaleta M, Ponce A, Diard J, Sebastián-Gallés N,. Using Markov matrices and intra-individual variability measures to study how bilingual infants explore talking faces 
4. Fort M., Sebastián-Gallés N. How monolingual and bilingual infants learn from the eyes or the mouth of a talking face.
5. Soley G., Karadag D., Sebastián-Gallés N. Young Infants' Learning From Native and Foreign Speakers.  
8. Soley G., Sebastián-Gallés N. Infants' expectations about infant-directed and adult-directed communications. 
9. Zacharaki  K., Sebastián-Gallés N. Language Discrimination abilities of 4.5 mo monolingual and bilingual infants.