British Journal of Developmental Psychology

Volume 21 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• The multifaceted phenomenon of 'happy victimizers': A cross-cultural comparison of moral emotions 
  Monika Keller, Orlando Loureno, Tina Malti and Henrik Saalbach
  Page 1
• Children's appraisals of antisocial acts: A Piagetian perspective 
  Orlando Loureno
  Page 19
• The role of eye-gaze in understanding other minds 
  Elizabeth Pellicano and Gillian Rhodes
  Page 33
• Sibling conflict and theory of mind 
  Rachel C. Foote and Heather A. Holmes-Lonergan
  Page 45
• Dimensions of executive functioning: Evidence from children 
  Juhani E. Lehto, Petri Juujrvi, Libbe Kooistra and Lea Pulkkinen
  Page 59
• What predicts fathers' involvement with their children? A prospective study of intact families 
  Eirini Flouri and Ann Buchanan
  Page 81
• The role of target gender and race in children's encoding of category-neutral person information 
  Mark Bennett and Fabio Sani
  Page 99
• On the assumption of fixity in children's stereotypes: A reappraisal 
  Fabio Sani, Mark Bennett, Sinad Mullally and Jaime MacPherson
  Page 113
• Recognizing people from the inner or outer parts of their faces: Developmental data concerning 'unfamiliar' faces 
  Stephen C. Want, Olivier Pascalis, Mike Coleman and Mark Blades
  Page 125
• The effects of the child with Down syndrome on maternal stress 
  Robert M. Hodapp, Leila A. Ricci, Tran M. Ly and Deborah J. Fidler
  Page 137
• Editorial acknowledgement 
  
  Page 153