An examination of the positivity bias in young children's personality ...

Evidence of "rose-colored glasses": An examination of the positivity bias in young children's personality judgments. Child Development Perspectives, 4(3), 212- ...

Evidence for “rose‐colored glasses”: An examination of the positivity ...

Young children exhibit a positivity bias in their judgment of personality traits, wherein they attend to or process information selectively to maintain ...

Evidence for “Rose‐Colored Glasses”: An Examination of the ...

Abstract— Young children exhibit a positivity bias in their judgment of personality traits, wherein they attend to or process information ...

An Examination of the Positivity Bias in Young Children's Personality ...

Together, this evidence corroborates the view that children exhibit a general positivity bias in their judgment of attributes and abilities-at ...

An Examination of the Positivity Bias in Young Children's Personality ...

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An Examination of the Positivity Bias in Young Children's Personality ...

Young children exhibit a positivity bias in their judgment of personality traits, wherein they attend to or process information selectively ...

Trait or testimony? Children's preferences for positive informants

This preference could be attributed to a general positivity bias during early to middle childhood characterized by heightened attention to and preference for ...

Seeing The World Through Rose-colored Glasses? Neglect ... - CORE

These findings suggest that there is a positivity bias in young children's personality judgments even in the face of explicit contradictory behavioral evidence.

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Young children show a positivity bias when judging the stability of ...

Young children show a positivity bias when judging the stability of personality traits ... Compared to adults, young children are more likely to ...

Seeing The World Through Rose-colored Glasses? Neglect ... - NCBI

These findings suggest that there is a positivity bias in young children's personality judgments even in the face of explicit contradictory behavioral evidence.

Seeing The World Through Rose‐colored Glasses? Neglect of ...

These findings suggest that there is a positivity bias in young children's personality judgments even in the face of explicit contradictory ...

A positive take on the "positivity bias" (with Janet Boseovski)

Evidence for “rose‐colored glasses”: An examination of the positivity bias in young children's personality judgments. Child Development ...

Trust in testimony about strangers: Young children prefer reliable ...

In impression formation, children exhibit a positivity bias in personality judgments. This study examined whether 3- to 7-year-olds would accept reliable ...

Children are full of optimism, but those rose-tinted glasses are fading

This optimism bias, the overestimation of positive outcomes, may be particularly important during childhood when motivation must be maintained in the face of ...

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Positivity bias is defined as a bias by young children to view themselves in a positive light. ... A longitudinal study of personality types revealed that ...

Development and Understanding of Children's Knowledge

Evidence for "Rose-Colored Glasses": An Examination of the Positivity Bias in Young Children's Personality Judgments (PDF)→ ... Boseovski, J. J. (2010). Child ...

A Bias for the Natural? Children's Beliefs About Traits Acquired ...

Evidence for “rose-colored glasses”: An examination of the positivity bias in young children's personality judgments. Child. Development ...

Age-Dependent Positivity-Bias in Children's Processing of Emotion ...

(2016) found evidence for a positivity superiority effect: reactions to positive words were significantly faster than those to negative and ...

Children's understanding of unreliability: Evidence for a negativity ...

Evidence for “rose‐colored glasses”: An examination of the positivity bias in young children's personality judgments. Child Development Perspectives, 4(3), 212– ...