Luana Barretto Borges in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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From a very young age, infants are exposed to new and challenging situations, but when they are faced with everyday challenges, they need to be persistent. Studies have shown that individual differences in persistence emerge as young as 18 months of age and can predict academic performance and motivation years later. Furthermore, recent research has demonstrated a relationship between the…
Unlike the popular belief that children believe in everything they hear, recent evidence suggests that, from early on, children are critical consumers of information, that is, they are capable of discriminating between good and bad informants in new learning situations. This ability is conventionally called "selective trust" or "epistemic trust" in Developmental Psychology. Several studie…
From a very young age, infants are exposed to new and challenging situations, but in order to succeed, they often need to be persistent. Recent evidence suggests that the type of language to which babies and children are exposed (e.g., praise that values effort vs. praise for children's characteristics) is associated with their individual persistence in challenging situations. However, as…
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