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Rethinking a “core moral concept” in infancy: A relationship account of infants’ responses to resource distributions
Infants’ responses to resource distributions are commonly interpreted as evidence of early fairness expectations and evaluations. We systematically review and meta-analyze this literature and propose an alternative, the relationship account: infants may use allocations to infer how distributors are
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