How babies think about danger | Shari Liu | TED Talks Daily

This podcast episode explores surprising findings about babies' understanding of danger, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on developmental psychology studies, and the variability in human development among babies.

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How babies think about danger | Shari Liu

TED Talks Daily

Babies' Understanding of Dangerous Situations

Babies' Understanding of Danger: Surprising Findings from Developmental Psychology

Surprising Discoveries in Studying Baby Minds: From Lab to Home and Beyond

Unveiling Surprises in Baby Mind Studies: Online Research, Clinical Populations, and Individual Differences

Unveiling the Variability in Human Development: Exploring Individual Differences in Babies' Cognitive Abilities

How babies think about danger | Shari Liu

TED Talks Daily

00:00Babies' Understanding of Dangerous Situations

Babies' Understanding of Dangerous Situations

02:44Babies' Understanding of Danger: Surprising Findings from Developmental Psychology

Babies' Understanding of Danger: Surprising Findings from Developmental Psychology

05:02Surprising Discoveries in Studying Baby Minds: From Lab to Home and Beyond

Surprising Discoveries in Studying Baby Minds: From Lab to Home and Beyond

06:49Unveiling Surprises in Baby Mind Studies: Online Research, Clinical Populations, and Individual Differences

Unveiling Surprises in Baby Mind Studies: Online Research, Clinical Populations, and Individual Differences

07:50Unveiling the Variability in Human Development: Exploring Individual Differences in Babies' Cognitive Abilities

Unveiling the Variability in Human Development: Exploring Individual Differences in Babies' Cognitive Abilities