The Influence of Gender and Resource Holding Potential on Aggressive and Prosocial Resource Control Strategy Choice in Early Childhood

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New open access paper on the effect of resource opponent characteristics on aggressive and prosocial resource control strategy selection in preschool children, soon to be featured in a Special Issue on Frontiers in Education. https://t.co/7q9X5tS7wm

02 Nov 2020

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15 Oct 2020

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28 Sep 2020

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