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Dr. Chris Moore’s Early Social Development Lab at Dalhousie University is looking for 4- to 8-year-old participants to take part in a research study on how relative wealth impacts sharing behaviour in children. Children are invited to spin a ‘wheel of fortune’ and they either receive less, more, or the same amount of stickers as a fictitious child. They are then asked how they would share with this fictitious child and how other children should share in similar situations. The study involves a single visit to Dalhousie and takes about 15 minutes to complete. Children receive stickers, a small toy, and a certificate for taking part. If you have a child in this age range and are interested in receiving more information about this study, please contact Sarah by phone at (902) 494-6106 or by email at esdl@dal.ca. We sincerely appreciate your support!
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