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23-27 August, 2011<br />
FRIDAY 26 AUGUST<br />
Foaje 2 Griegsalen<br />
Chairs: Liselotte Ahnert & Linda J. Harrison<br />
S28 S28.1 Effects of temperament and attachment on young children’s first school experiences<br />
Pei-Jung Yang* & Michael E Lamb<br />
S28.2 Observing qual<strong>it</strong>y of student-teacher relationships in elementary school classrooms<br />
Michael Glüer* & Bettina Hannover<br />
S28.3 Student-teacher relationship profiles and school adjustment: A replicabil<strong>it</strong>y study<br />
w<strong>it</strong>h Australian kindergarten children<br />
Linda J Harrison*<br />
S28.4 Stress reactiv<strong>it</strong>y as related to student-teacher relationships in first grade<br />
Lieselotte Ahnert*, E. Harwardt, G. Kappler, & T. Eckstein<br />
16.15 – 17.45 TRACK 7<br />
SYMPOSIUM<br />
CULTURAL OBJECTS AND SEMIOTIC SYSTEMS IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT<br />
Foaje 2 Peer Gynt<br />
Chair: Cintia Rodríguez<br />
S1 S1.1 Representational and canonical affordances revis<strong>it</strong>ed<br />
Alan Costall*<br />
S1.2 The role of the object in the development of joint attention and the access to others’<br />
intentions in typically developing children<br />
Christiane Moro*<br />
S1.3 Early Communicative Mediators of the Symbolic Uses of Object in the Down<br />
syndrome: A case study<br />
Karina Cárdenas*, Cintia Rodríguez, & Pedro Palacios<br />
S1.4 Proto-interrogative gestures and the pragmatic of objects<br />
Noelia Sosa* & Ana Moreno<br />
S1.5 The comprehension of visual metaphor in children<br />
Adriana de la Rosa*<br />
16.15 – 17.45 TRACK 8<br />
SPECIAL EVENT<br />
PUBLISHING IN THE 21ST CENTURY<br />
Klokkeklang<br />
Chair: Willem Koops (Ed<strong>it</strong>or of European Journal of Developmental Psychology)<br />
SE4 SE4.1 The Tide is High! Ex<strong>it</strong>ing Opportun<strong>it</strong>ies for Academic Publishing in the 21 st Century<br />
Anja Sm<strong>it</strong>*<br />
16.15 – 17.45 TRACK 9<br />
INVITED SYMPOSIUM WHY DO YOUNG CHILDREN TRUST SOME PEOPLE MORE THAN OTHERS<br />
Troldtog<br />
Chair:Paul Harris<br />
IS9 IS9.1 Trust and the like-me heuristic<br />
Fabrice Clément* & Natalie Terrier<br />
IS9.2 From whom do you learn: Possible mechanisms at play in children’s selective trust<br />
Melissa Koenig*<br />
IS9.3 Four-Year-Olds Consider the Reasons for Informants’ Past Accuracy When Judging<br />
Who to Trust<br />
Shiri Einav* & Elizabeth J. Robinson<br />
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