SETOH Pei Pei

Research topics:
• Sociomoral reasoning
• Early conceptual development

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Replication data for Parents With Greater Religiosity Lie Less to Their Children.tab Sep 2, 2020 - Data on Parents With Greater Religiosity Lie Less to Their Children Tabular Data - 7.7 KB - 63 Variables, 52 Observations - UNF:6:12CdCn1uQgXnm1Qd+w8yVg== DataSurvey
Early Cognition Lab(Nanyang Technological University) Jul 9, 2020
Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes Jun 1, 2020 Lee, Kristy Jia Jin; Setoh, Peipei, 2020, "Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/LMENEE, DR-NTU (Data), V1, UNF:6:Gc79tWH/UJSX5VYXsb6e5A== [fileUNF] This article describes data collected from 130 two- to six-year-olds who participated in two experimental studies conducted in Singapore preschools. The data presented herein are related to the research article entitled “Young Children’s Intergroup Resource Allocation in Conventi...
Exp_1_conventional.tab Jun 1, 2020 - Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes Tabular Data - 27.2 KB - 12 Variables, 264 Observations - UNF:6:DkCyuCqZbpqA67Anq+Unfw==
Exp_2_moral.tab Jun 1, 2020 - Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes Tabular Data - 26.5 KB - 12 Variables, 256 Observations - UNF:6:Q+cJKXHnCcJlBTUAmUrwlQ==
resource_allocation-2019.R Jun 1, 2020 - Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes R Syntax - 5.5 KB - MD5: 7c2ee86ba038b5a8cc0dd089b8f7fc14
She thinks in English, but she wants in Mandarin: Differences in Singaporean bilingual English-Mandarin mothers’ mental-state-talk Jun 1, 2020 Cheng, Michelle, 2020, "She thinks in English, but she wants in Mandarin: Differences in Singaporean bilingual English-Mandarin mothers’ mental-state-talk", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/1KTUHC, DR-NTU (Data), V1, UNF:6:+EAit+x1Yp0gQvm+fyhqxA== [fileUNF] Chinese-speaking parents are argued to use less cognitive mental-state-talk due to cultural goals of socializing children to follow an interdependence script. To extend this research, we investigated bilingual Mandarin-English Singaporean mothers who associate different functions...
20190923_MentalStateTalk_Data.tab Jun 1, 2020 - She thinks in English, but she wants in Mandarin: Differences in Singaporean bilingual English-Mandarin mothers’ mental-state-talk Tabular Data - 1.3 KB - 9 Variables, 30 Observations - UNF:6:+EAit+x1Yp0gQvm+fyhqxA==
Mother and toddlers' English-Mandarin bilingual speech Aug 9, 2019 Setoh, Peipei; Cheng, Michelle; Gianluca Esposito, 2019, "Mother and toddlers' English-Mandarin bilingual speech", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/QSCZ0P, DR-NTU (Data), V1 Noun dominance in early lexical acquisition as a universal or a language-specific phenomenon was investigated in 19 bilingual English- and Mandarin-learning toddlers and their mothers across two mother-child contexts: book reading and toy playing.
20190805_Lexical_Data.xlsx Aug 9, 2019 - Mother and toddlers' English-Mandarin bilingual speech MS Excel Spreadsheet - 14.2 KB - MD5: f02cd5bf621c3000bb80c56d8a80c4d8

Replication data for Parents With Greater Religiosity Lie Less to Their Children.tab

Sep 2, 2020 - Data on Parents With Greater Religiosity Lie Less to Their Children

Tabular Data - 7.7 KB - 63 Variables, 52 Observations -

DataSurvey

Early Cognition Lab(Nanyang Technological University)

Jul 9, 2020

Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes

Jun 1, 2020

Lee, Kristy Jia Jin; Setoh, Peipei, 2020, "Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/LMENEE, DR-NTU (Data), V1, UNF:6:Gc79tWH/UJSX5VYXsb6e5A== [fileUNF]

This article describes data collected from 130 two- to six-year-olds who participated in two experimental studies conducted in Singapore preschools. The data presented herein are related to the research article entitled “Young Children’s Intergroup Resource Allocation in Conventi...

Exp_1_conventional.tab

Jun 1, 2020 - Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes

Tabular Data - 27.2 KB - 12 Variables, 264 Observations -

Exp_2_moral.tab

Jun 1, 2020 - Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes

Tabular Data - 26.5 KB - 12 Variables, 256 Observations -

resource_allocation-2019.R

Jun 1, 2020 - Data on Preschoolers’ Resource Allocation to Ingroup and Outgroup Recipients with Varying Moral Attributes

R Syntax - 5.5 KB -

She thinks in English, but she wants in Mandarin: Differences in Singaporean bilingual English-Mandarin mothers’ mental-state-talk

Jun 1, 2020

Cheng, Michelle, 2020, "She thinks in English, but she wants in Mandarin: Differences in Singaporean bilingual English-Mandarin mothers’ mental-state-talk", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/1KTUHC, DR-NTU (Data), V1, UNF:6:+EAit+x1Yp0gQvm+fyhqxA== [fileUNF]

Chinese-speaking parents are argued to use less cognitive mental-state-talk due to cultural goals of socializing children to follow an interdependence script. To extend this research, we investigated bilingual Mandarin-English Singaporean mothers who associate different functions...

20190923_MentalStateTalk_Data.tab

Jun 1, 2020 - She thinks in English, but she wants in Mandarin: Differences in Singaporean bilingual English-Mandarin mothers’ mental-state-talk

Tabular Data - 1.3 KB - 9 Variables, 30 Observations -

Mother and toddlers' English-Mandarin bilingual speech

Aug 9, 2019

Setoh, Peipei; Cheng, Michelle; Gianluca Esposito, 2019, "Mother and toddlers' English-Mandarin bilingual speech", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/QSCZ0P, DR-NTU (Data), V1

Noun dominance in early lexical acquisition as a universal or a language-specific phenomenon was investigated in 19 bilingual English- and Mandarin-learning toddlers and their mothers across two mother-child contexts: book reading and toy playing.

20190805_Lexical_Data.xlsx

Aug 9, 2019 - Mother and toddlers' English-Mandarin bilingual speech

MS Excel Spreadsheet - 14.2 KB -

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